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The telegraph wires and poles look good and the signal gantry is very impressive!
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Steve M wrote: Sat Aug 03, 2019 10:31 am The GNR ‘atlantic’ has found its way on to the layout - I need to get a crew to fit (thought I had some in my supplies box - wrong again).
Sound is on hold while I wait to hear a couple of TTS decoder due out soon. Shame that Hornby haven’t released the Fowler 2P decoder as that could have been a contender.

Image54F66E6D-AD46-4523-AAB8-4AECA53FF28B by Steve Mumford, on Flickr

ImageE7DBB34E-8BC3-40F9-8F1C-B3E6C16BD24C by Steve Mumford, on Flickr
I’ve just tested the new J36 TTS decoder - this may be the one I’ve been looking for as a ‘generic’ northern two cylinder.
As standard it’s quite a ‘deep’ tone but that can be altered by using different speaker characteristics to thin it out a little if necessary.
More importantly, the whistle is, what my ears consider, as ‘normal’.
"Not very stable, but incredibly versatile." ;)
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The memsahib suggested a day out - a long walk for the dog at Pegwell Bay and fish and chips in Ramsgate. Just happened to pass the Hornby Visitor Centre on the way home so two more J36 decoders are coming home with me. :D

Interesting chat with the shop staff - their feedback to the bosses is for the return of the online and HVC club member discount as it is a) affecting sales b) membership renewals are at an all time low and c) customers are telling them they don't want the free loco.
"Not very stable, but incredibly versatile." ;)
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Steve M wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2019 3:13 pmInteresting chat with the shop staff - their feedback to the bosses is for the return of the online and HVC club member discount as it is a) affecting sales b) membership renewals are at an all time low and c) customers are telling them they don't want the free loco.
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I agree with all three. Interesting to see what happens.
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Same here. I shall give my loco away. Watch this space.
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I'll have it! :D :D
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OK Brian it’s yours......when it arrives.
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Walkingthedog wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2019 8:41 pm OK Brian it’s yours......when it arrives.
Sell it Brian (WTD). I couldn't accept it for free :o
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If you insist Brian. I’ll think of something reasonable :)
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