Arcomora DCCNext
First! I wanted to find out more about DCC, about which all I know it is a protocol for model railways. And that is it! I know my CS3+ can … Continue reading
Burnout!
22 Sep 2020 & 8 Oct 2020 I haven’t a great sense of smell and my wife warned me of a burning smell in my rail room. Ignoring her has … Continue reading
A busy day
19 Sep 2020 Today added 9 street lights and 2 track contact sensors. The street light were installed as a string of 3 sets of 3 lights. These 12v lamps … Continue reading
3 trains running
16 Sep 2020 Today successfully running 3 locomotives one after the other. Starting at the higher level the BR 24 travels out of Neuenburg station and down passing around Stolzberg … Continue reading
Minor success with Events & Macros
7 Sep 2020 It is with some pleasure that I achieved my first EVENT involving more than one macro working this evening. It may not be tidy, efficient or even … Continue reading
An event full day
Today I began my research into the Märklin CS3 events. As I now have working, 21 track feedback sensors, it was time to get my head around these mysterious events. … Continue reading
Centre rail track feedback using s88 AC – 60881 working!
I’m starting of by stating that what I’m going to be doing here is counter to anything Märklin recommends for contact tracks. Despite me knowing nothing about using the s88 … Continue reading
Toe dipping in DCC
Recently I decided to solder together an Arduino based, DCC decoder kit which should provide the same kind of functionality as a Märklin 60841 M84 decoder. I intend it to … Continue reading
Aide memoire: 4 Zone lighting using the m84
I decided to add this post as I’m always forgetting after the event, how I originally set up my wiring. During the recent migration to using the 60216 Central Station, … Continue reading
Central Station 3 plus
Finally I’ve bitten the bullet and have purchased the Central Station 3 plus, which I have been dreaming about for years (not literally!) Ordering from JoesModellIsenbahn in Germany I ordered … Continue reading