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Usually when there is something interesting to see on those traffic cams, they shut them off.

Here is a tool that does that work quite well and is a bit less messy. It's much like a cheese grader, and it works well on foam board or dried dry wall plaster. You can find it or something similar at most hardware stores.

Been there once, several years ago. No desire to go again. Predominantly, old used Lionel and Tyco train stuff that the sellers presume are worth thousands $$$$$. The stench of musty cardboard boxes fills the air. Their first sense of a failing adventure is when they see every third seller with...

Nacogdoches, TX. My late wife was from there. Her father owned the "Hand Printing" on SE Stallings Dr. Nacogdoches was also the landing site of some of the space shuttle in 2003.

Having been from the Detroit area of Michigan, I've been to Hell several times, just for the novelty of it. As they say, "When you're going through Hell, keep on going".

These are all sound effects. I guess they could be recorded into some of the sound decoders.

In addition to the free electrons for the car, I get paid by the state for creating power through my solar panels.

From my observation while driving my Tesla Y Model. The car had a power use line on the screen that would grow to the right under acceleration or just cruising. Much like a gas pedal, the more you depressed the pedal the more the line would extend to the right. When sitting still, there is no...

The amount of charge from deceleration or going down a hill is very minimal at best. Actually, the cost of the equipment to make that happen is more than the car will ever recover in use over its lifetime.

I wonder how many model railroaders lost their stuff to the fire.

Dang, she is huge.

Had to check the mail yesterday for some train stuff.

Ahhh, the HOA issues. Good luck with getting people in there who will take care of the whole association and not just their point of interest.

I find it hard to watch videos in portrait mode.

I would think one click but no engine crank would mean a good battery but bad starter. The one click is the solid solenoid engaging. Push start the car and wave goodbye. Remind them to park at the top of a hill.

Willie, ya must be doing something special on your day.

This is one of my previous scematic diagrams of my layout. I've simplified it a bit not to long ago. I have other detailed schematics for the block detection and signal system.