Stan: Question: If you had to prioritize between minimum radius, aisle width, mainline run and prototype fidelity, how would you rank these in order of...
... I would add here the question of how many other butts will try to occupy the space. More operators means wider aisles. If I were designing a layout for...
In a message dated 2/1/2007 6:38:58 A.M. Central Standard Time, dehusman@... writes: Dear moderator: How is the discussion of LDSig committee efficiency...
So, in short, everybody wants the journal's on CD (heck, I'd even spring for a set, having dumped most of the paper copies years ago since they, and all the...
... We do NOT need to buy someone a scanner. The proper scanner is NOT a consumer item and is rather expensive. We do not need to buy the software. Several of...
... ========================= Check out the PRRT&HS "Keystone Modeler" on their website. <http://www.prrths.com/PRR_Default.html> Then ask whether you want...
Just got my copy of MRP 2007 in the mail yesterday (1/31). I have a question about the article on page 48 by Mike Confalone. (If Mike is on this list, maybe he...
... Dave is exactly right. Put them on the web. That way, once the first issue is scanned, it can be immediately made available -- we don't have to wait the 4...
In a recent discussion on this list of the best heights to use someone posted a chart (or a link) to a chart that fomularized benchtop height to a person's...
Hi Roger, I use Aerocar Conductive Lube on the hinge as the point to rail contact is somewhat unreliable. Just protect the hinge and point to rail from...
... You may be referring to my comment that track level at nipple height seems to work 'best'. Some people describe this as "just under the armpits", but I...
Posted by: "Richard Stern" rstern1@... rickstern845215 Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:39 pm ((PST)) ... If I remember correctly, it was January 1980 issue...
... With all due respect, I disagree. First of all, short of a separate membership, that obviates the fund-raising aspect entirely. ... Gee ... for a guy who...
As I mentioned in a prior post on the subject, I have all the scanning hardware (and software for that matter) required to complete this task. And, no, it's...
... made ... project ... Bravo! I'm very unlikely to buy physical back issues if I can help it. Like most folks, I'm out of shelf space, and besides, I tend to...
Chris Hockett wrote: MAJOR snippage of cogent comments ... Let's take a worst case. According to the editor, the current issue is the largest he has produced....
Everyone: I am laying track (the new Peco HO scale code 83) and find that I need about a 20 or 25 degree DCC friendly crossing. From what I've researched, it...
While I'm very sorry for generating all this non-design traffic on the CD, I sure am glad that everyone is for it and not against it. Thanks, team! I'm...
Stan Your layout sounds like mine. 600+ mainline; similar radius and aisle width decisions. I'm surprised you feel like you have to make many compromises....
To which person's height? Shorty or Stretch? And will either Shorty or Stretch be part of the operating crew in 2009? Will NBA Player or Little Person or...
I have soldered lots of atlas turnouts. Code 100 and code 83 atlas stamped points take solder very vell. I just used thin electronics solder. The only tough...
For the current layout I am building, Layout "height" was dictated by the environment the layout is located AND various features I wanted located in specific...