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This is a very full (and complex) document for the Zimo

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&sourc ... ers_EN.pdf

It may (or may not) be helpful.

Having spent literally years on the computer planning, my next one will be a 'Lay the tracks down' one. I've a picture in my head, I've put the picture onto the Anyrail software to see if it will fit in the space but now I know the idea is ok for the space available I'll be putting track down in the...

I doubt it from the instructions I've just read. However, many DC controllers have at least 2 outputs, one the DC controlled on at 12v DC and the other at 16v AC. Which power controller are you going to use to control your locos?

RFS wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2025 9:51 am If you want an item from Peters Spares, why not buy directly from his shop rather than through Ebay?

It's not only a good idea, it can be cheaper to buy directly. I'm only 30miles away so sometimes even pop into the little shop - and leave with more than I need!

Having searched a little with Google I came up with a reference to an EU directive. I checked it out again on Google and came up with this: "The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU limits the electromagnetic emissions from electrical and electronic equipment to ensure that ...

https://tr.pinterest.com/pin/old-photog ... 458203996/ is an old photo of Inverness railway station which is the closest to Loch Ness and Nessie

It's been 'modernised' since the photo.

I know that a few uk based modellers will probably scoff at me for saying that but I think of uk railways followed sydney metro's example, we would have less incidents of embankments being washed away in bad weather. Maybe a few would, but if you're modelling 'the real thing' then that's not an opt...

I just get the 'Oops, something went wrong' message. The link looks like it shouldn't have the /edit on the end but removing it doesn't help.

The inevitable happened! Someone opened a 'Happy Christmas' thread

Not one to stay silent for long, I wish everyone a Merry Christmas, a stocking full of Railway goodies and a joyful and fruitful New Year.

£4.50 pm for 5Gb and unlimited text and calls. Some limit on international calls but can't remember it as I don't plan on making any. I got an extra 5Gb free this month for logging into the app for the provider.