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Don't even think about water, it will just make the mdf swell up and when it dries out it will still be swollen, once it is wet it is ruined and will not shrink back, if you have an off cut try it and see what happens, mdf is not made to bend, ply on the other hand can bend easily.

There is nothing that you can adjust inside, there ia a 5 volt regulator and a 12 vollt regulator along with an IC and a few other discrete components like resistors etc. The best way for you to achieve what you want is this way, the wires come from the traffic lights to a resistor which then...

Here is the one that I'm using, the GL300 if you scroll down the page until you see Grade crossing bell then click on the speaker icon it will let you hear the sound. https://www.ittproducts.com/GL.html

DT602Ds are equipped with Duplex Radio, using existing UR92’s for operation You never mentioned anything about the UR92 (receiver) only a UP5 and it will work if it is plugged into the UP5 but you need the UR92 if it is wireless.

Here is another method that has been shown to work OK for this person.

I don't know what you mean by resetting the DT402, as there is no information stored in it, everything is stored in the command station, the DT402 is just a Throttle and if you unplug it, that is how it came from Digitrax. It is the command station that stores everything and of course you can...

Did you take a look at this site, it may help you out: http://www.onlytrains.com/model/railroad/JT-R.html

That is a nice looking train.

I finally received my new motor and changed it out, now my loco is back to normal again.

If you have a look at this site, you will find a few different ways to operate a servo for your turnouts, there are a few videos there which demonstrate the various boards and options. They all connect to your DCC bus and operate off that. http://www.tamvalleydepot.com/ SwitchWright Switch...

It is the same loco that you have, I should have said that there is no room at the top or bottom of the motor for resistors and caps as there is only a slight gap both top and bottom, and yes it was a dc loco until I changed it to DCC, but don't forget I said that it was running for years as DCC...

I ordered the motor without the resistors and caps, because that is what it has in it already, I can't see how the one with the resistors and caps could fit as the motor touches the top and bottom of the frame as you photo shows and there is no room on the side as it is a neat fit into the...

On the Bachmann spare parts page they show the GP40 has two different motors, one with the Caps and resistors and one without, I don't know what loco the one with the caps and resistors go into as mine does not have any of these on the motor. My loco was running fine for a few years, then...

I have exactly the same loco and exactly the same problem, this started a couple of weeks back, I took the loco apart, cleaned everything and oiled it, still no good, so then I changed the decoder, still the same, I took the motor out and checked the speed on dc, it seemed ok but I thought it...

I guess what you are after are jst connectors, if you do a google search you will find they come in different sizes from very small to large also from 1 pin to multiple pins.

T Gauge Over the years this guy has been trying to make it popular, I don't know how he went as I have not followed him for a couple of years now, here is his sight and there are a few video there and a few layouts. http://www.hobbiesplus.com.au/t_gauge_.htm

Hi KB02 You said that when you took the switch out that it worked ok, so that takes care of the switch, apparently it is working fine. What I think is happening is that you are trying to switch the points in a direction that they are already in, if the points are to the right and you try to...

Hi Ted, Good to hear some feedback on the soundcar decoder, I was hoping that you would give a bit of an update from your last post since you said you were going to National Train Show, so I guess you have answered all my questions, so it's time to invest in a few.

Here is a new product out by Soundtraxx with the clickty clack and braking sounds, there is also a video of it. SoundCar™ Digital Sound Decoder http://www.soundtraxx.com/dsd/soundcar/soundcar.php

I guess you can only go by your own experience, but I have only praise for Bachmann. I broke a shell so I emailed them to see if I could buy a new one, they replied asking me for my name and address, they posted me one no charge, another time I bought a tank car and it had a letter missing off...