[simonj]

Does anybody here run DCC in N gauge? I've several Fleischmann locos with NEM sockets so they are easy to convert, but some of my other stock will need soldering. Your experiences would be helpful.

thanks

 

[Edwin]

QUOTE (simonj @ 17 Oct 2007, 21:30) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Does anybody here run DCC in N gauge? I've several Fleischmann locos with NEM sockets so they are easy to convert, but some of my other stock will need soldering. Your experiences would be helpful.

thanks

Yes, but it would help us reply if you were more specific about what locos you are interested in. A Google search of DCC plus your loco type will often also throw up something useful.

 

[simonj]

QUOTE (Edwin @ 18 Oct 2007, 14:07) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Yes, but it would help us reply if you were more specific about what locos you are interested in. A Google search of DCC plus your loco type will often also throw up something useful.

Fleischmann N

Steam : Class 65,23,52

Electric : Class 110

Diesel : Class 212, Industrial shunter

thanks

My others have NEM sockets so aren't a problem. I see the class 52 as the most difficult to convert and intend to leave that as Loco 0.

 

[harkins77]

Hi there I run DCC in N gauge and I find it very good.

Although I am just starting off in N using a Bachmann e-z controller it gives you a good cheap Idea of how things run but if you want to mess about with their settings then I would suggest using something different.

With regards to dcc'ing locos take a look at one of the links about dccing a hst as it is very helpfull and shows pictures which blow up so you can get a good view of them.

I have used the hst one to my advantage and it runs like a dream.

See the link below for the pages

http://smallphry.com/eecore/index.php

I hope this helps