Yes they do run nice for Bachman plus. I painted two of them for the Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad which was an ACL subsidary. I just wondered have put any decoders in the Bachman spectrum baby trainmasters chassis? I wondered how hard that is?
@spazman13579 This is about the most specific video yet, I was confused about "Isolation" and that tape trick made it all come together. between that and your specific verbal, well enunciated direction, I think you should consider making "do it yourself" videos, or join E-How .com. Thanks Again.
@Tallshipdreamer I do already have some DIY videos but am revising a lot of them. This one will get re-done at some point in the "DCC for Dummies" series. I might join one of those sites! Thanks again!
@slylumpkin 1st of all, Lionel HO's are terrible and you shouldn't bother putting DCC in them. And I'm guessing that you installed it wrong; these decoders don't burn out easily.w
@spazman13579 noooo no no no my lionel is great and we put the decoader in right WE know what to do its just that the decoder couldn't handle the amps of a quality model train that can handel a real lad of cars...
Aren't most locomotives dcc ready requiring only plug n play as it is called making conversion easier? If not I will never be able to do all that intricate work you are doing. Very informative with good thought process though. Nice video.
@luvtrns4evr You're right; almost every locomotive these days has a wire harness pre-installed. If you have some decent soldering skills, don't be afraid to give this a shot! It's a lot easier than it looks.
@A10PANG I'm painting the model for OVLR, which is a fictional scenic railroad. If you remember that set of 5 "1890's" passenger cars from the "Rolling Stock/Locomotive Update" video, that is the consist this engine will be pulling.
Yes they do run nice for Bachman plus. I painted two of them for the Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad which was an ACL subsidary. I just wondered have put any decoders in the Bachman spectrum baby trainmasters chassis? I wondered how hard that is?
lawbench191 3 weeks ago
Great video I got two of these custom painted that I need to decode!
lawbench191 3 weeks ago
Nice Job, VERY insightful, it takes the "anxest" out of rewiring. thanks!
Tallshipdreamer 3 weeks ago
@Tallshipdreamer Thanks man!
spazman13579 3 weeks ago
@spazman13579 This is about the most specific video yet, I was confused about "Isolation" and that tape trick made it all come together. between that and your specific verbal, well enunciated direction, I think you should consider making "do it yourself" videos, or join E-How .com. Thanks Again.
Tallshipdreamer 3 weeks ago
@Tallshipdreamer I do already have some DIY videos but am revising a lot of them. This one will get re-done at some point in the "DCC for Dummies" series. I might join one of those sites! Thanks again!
spazman13579 3 weeks ago
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willygrant1971 3 months ago
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spazman13579 3 months ago
If I follow this tutorial, will I be able to successfully place a DCC chip into a Hornby Loco?
ShuntingSteve 5 months ago
@ShuntingSteve Yes; any locomotive should be able to have a decoder put in this way (unless it's a 3-rail setup, which I think is only in O scale).
spazman13579 3 months ago
that decoder sucks we put one in my lionel ho scale and it fried
slylumpkin 7 months ago
@slylumpkin 1st of all, Lionel HO's are terrible and you shouldn't bother putting DCC in them. And I'm guessing that you installed it wrong; these decoders don't burn out easily.w
spazman13579 7 months ago
@spazman13579 noooo no no no my lionel is great and we put the decoader in right WE know what to do its just that the decoder couldn't handle the amps of a quality model train that can handel a real lad of cars...
slylumpkin 7 months ago
What are the wires you cut off for?
MilwaukeeSDman 10 months ago
@MilwaukeeSDman They are for extra lighting functions (i.e. mars lights, marker lights, strobes, etc.).
spazman13579 6 months ago
Aren't most locomotives dcc ready requiring only plug n play as it is called making conversion easier? If not I will never be able to do all that intricate work you are doing. Very informative with good thought process though. Nice video.
luvtrns4evr 1 year ago
@luvtrns4evr You're right; almost every locomotive these days has a wire harness pre-installed. If you have some decent soldering skills, don't be afraid to give this a shot! It's a lot easier than it looks.
spazman13579 6 months ago
It's the dcc circle of fun damnit!
gtw4918 1 year ago
@gtw4918 The DCC Circle of Fun has been bought out by SPSX, so I had to make a new series!
spazman13579 1 year ago
That's a nice locomotive. You've produced a good teaching video. Good job!
ibiubuok 1 year ago
What are you gonna paint it into??
A10PANG 1 year ago
@A10PANG I'm painting the model for OVLR, which is a fictional scenic railroad. If you remember that set of 5 "1890's" passenger cars from the "Rolling Stock/Locomotive Update" video, that is the consist this engine will be pulling.
spazman13579 1 year ago
@spazman13579 I see. Good luck.
A10PANG 1 year ago
very helpful
rancocaskid 1 year ago
Nice
alvintrain 1 year ago
@alvintrain Thanks!
spazman13579 1 year ago
nice how to video
railroading29 1 year ago
@railroading29 Thanks!
spazman13579 1 year ago
And thank you for telling us that the factory setting is 3!!!! lol Thanks for posting!!!!!
lespaulguy32 1 year ago
@lespaulguy32 Haha, yes, don't program everything to "1" again!
spazman13579 1 year ago