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I hope this is the right area for this thread. I'm not showin' off, trust me.
I took a few photos of a section for my layout while it was on it's side. It made doing the wiring and installing switch machines a lot easier. I have finished the wiring and it is ready to go back on it's feet once I get a buddy here. This section is a peninsula in the center of an "O". This is the first time I've posted pics so I hope it works!
Yep, a capacitor discharge circuit that I don't think made any difference over plain old 16 volt AC. I did circuit "B" but did not notice any difference with or without it. r=220 Ohm 1/2 watt, trans MJE3055, diode 1n5400, and cap 2200uf, love the size of that cap! I used it as the base. Edit: Forgot to add that this is a DC circuit that I run from my fixed DC lugs on my transformer which measure at 22.5 volts, seems a bit high to me. I may go back to the AC lugs (16 volts) and delete the circuit.
