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At one point the cab is so full of people you can't tell who is driving. You could always do that.

also make sure you don't leave that steel ruler on the track

There's a class 06 shunter in this video https://youtu.be/hQvdahW6o18

Hi Monday
A photo would help

here is a link to a video that demonstrates the issue https://youtu.be/UVnij82TZs0 That is very odd behaviour. I suppose a rolling road makes better contact with each loco wheel via two rolling wheels, whereas on the track there is only one point of contact, but that's a significant difference in p...

Hi End2end I've found seating cover sheets in 7mm (O) and need to convert them to 4mm (OO). These are something you want to print onto paper or what? for printing you will get better results using something like GIMP With this, rather than reducing the picture size you can reduce the printing size b...

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lappylugs3 wrote:I am willing to pay for a repair and prepared to post to the uk.

Where are you located, Kevin?

I’ve noticed that some irons are for lead free solder, not sure what that’s all about either. You don't need to use lead free solder but manufacterers do use it, so your new iron needs to be able to cope with that. i.e. get a soldering station that says it is suitable for lead-free solder. You can ...

RAF96 wrote:The loco moving is just the decoder sending an acknowledgement back to RM that it has heard the instruction.

Exactly. That's what I meant.

centenary wrote: Im wondering if I really need to twist my bus wires

no.
You don't twist speaker wires. Same thing basically.

I bought the table in a charity shop for $20

hi Michaela

How did you get the camera to stay on the loco at 2.20? Is it a special camera?

So the loco is moving when you read or write a CV?
It must be doing something.

Sounds like you need Hornby tech support.

Wow I must say the documentation is hard to find

I think this is it http://www.rail-master.com/guide_en.pdf