I am just getting into CMRI, I nned to get the books written by Bruce Chubb where to I get them and how many are there?...
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I want to start making my layout run in CMRI. where should I start. any books to read...
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... http://www.jlcenterprises.net/Products.htm The C/MRI User's Manual V3.0 is what you should get first. When the other one is released, you'll want it too....
Well time has finally come to start working on the signals. I will be using Tomar signals for the most part and was wondering what resistors I needed for each...
Matt, In almost all cases using LEDs with 5V, you will have good luck with a 220 ohm resistor. ¼ watt resistors will work fine. Using 5V, minus the 2.2 V...
The bbest place to start is by going to Dr. Chubb's website and ordering the Users Manual. He is currently working on a revision to the Applications Manual...
I'd recommend: The Waite Group's Microsoft Quickbasic Bible Microsoft Press ISBN 1556152620 (mainly for v. 4.5, but covers compatibility info to 8 other...
I have just been making up some O scale dwarf signals from square Plastruct tubing with a piece of K&S brass tubing inserted, shaped to make a visor, and T1...
... For the record the correct formula is: (supply volts - LED volts) / desired current = resistance But, as Mike said, 220 ohm 1/4 watt will work fine with a...
Folks... It has been very informative reading various messages pertaining to C/MRI, DCC, and common rail wiring. It does seem like there are conflicting...
... <snip> ... The reason is because with the original OD, the grounds for the C/MRI and OD power supplies must be connected with the DCC track ground. With...
Friends, Gentlemen, and Fellow Reprobates, First I want to wish you all a Happy New Year. I plan to have my next op session on January 15 at the usual time of...
Here is the link to a site that provides a solution for serial communications for the .net framework.... it ain't cheap. But it is less than a new Lionel Big...
How about keeping these types of messages private. I see no need for hundreds of people to know that someone's order has shipped. Jerry Elfert ... From:...
I think this is selfish, as Don is a willing contributor to this forum. You may be the only one upset with this message. Edward Skerness A+ Certified Comptia...
I Apologize for sending the shipping mesage through the group. It was suppose to be sent privately Don [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
I am guilty of putting private messages onto the list but let me say what the problem is. These messages show up in Outlook Express as being from an ...
... individual and so you think that when you click on "Reply" you are sending a message to that individual.< This has always confused me about computers in...
You are correct, different lists have different ways of handling replies. To the best of my knowledge all yahoo lists use reply to the group and require and...
From: "Jon Miller" <atsf@...> On my computer it's totally random, half to the group and half to the individual. This tells me it's not my setup! From:...
... That's why I said *probably*... ... Exactly! If you always assume your reply is going to go to the group, you'll get in the habit of editing to "To:"...
... Not so fast! If you hit reply, depending on which mail client you use and how it's configured and the content of the email headers, it may go to any...
At 5:00 pm this evening the last Sunrise signals were installed on the Panhandle and Santa Fe, Third District. All 30 heads, 22 DCCOD detectors, 23 turnouts...
Good evening all, On page 4-14 of Dr. Chubb's User's Manual Ver.3.0 it states that "Each SMINI output port is separately configurable by selecting the...
... Does this mean that I have to specify how many outputs are ... I ... Hugh, I recommend that you have all the outputs of your SMINIs configured for standard...
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