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is electrolysis used I wonder. Pass a high enough current through h2o and it splits into h and o... the hydrogren rises above the oxygen as its lighter... so they can shipon both off and use it. All you need to do is keep the anode and cathode a distance away from each other and collect the bubbles...

is electrolysis used I wonder. Pass a high enough current through h2o and it splits into h and o... the hydrogren rises above the oxygen as its lighter... so they can shipon both off and use it. All you need to do is keep the anode and cathode a distance away from each other and collect the bubbles...

It has been done. The N gauge Society Hunslet DS has a built in stay alive and DCC chip, yet on DC the stay alive function is still working.

I'd love one, but modelling in N I doubt they'll ever build it. Heck! We can't even get a J72, and they were in service for 60 years and all over the LNER system pre and post grouping.

I'll have to get my sister, who lives in Personchester to check the etymology of the original name.

In these woke times, shouldn't that be Personsfield?

N gauge offers the chance to run a longer train, in terms of number of items trailing behind the loco. Great for sitting watching the train(s) go by. And also the chance on your layout to have a shunting are while the trains go by another loco can be shunting and making up the next train to run. Thi...

Union Mills make powerful locos. As Colin doesn't do internet, you need to find his current stock list, it appears in N Gauge Society magazine and N Gauge Now magazine. His phone number is 01624 853896 Based in the Isle of Man, a call in the morning usually sees a delivery next day and as a bonus yo...

Good light is your friend. As an N gauger since 1974, I use a window, room light, angle pose light and torch suitably positioned for the fiddly bits.