[Rail-Rider]

I'd like to help produce a list of useful N Gauge resources and links/contacts.
I hope to add to it little by little.

Here is the first
N Gauge Couplings

 

[111]

I've found the standard N-Gauge coupling to be very unreliable - it doesn't couple when you want it too and uncouples when you don't want it too! How many times have you seen a train break in half on an N-Gauge layout?

The best N-Gauge layouts are those where something like the D&G coupling has been used (Andy Calvert's exhibition layouts spring to mind). Very reliable, but unfortunately difficult to set up if you have fat fingers and poor eyesight.

 

[robbo jon]

QUOTE (111 @ 7 Sep 2006, 18:01) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I've found the standard N-Gauge coupling to be very unreliable - it doesn't couple when you want it too and uncouples when you don't want it too! How many times have you seen a train break in half on an N-Gauge layout?

The best N-Gauge layouts are those where something like the D&G coupling has been used (Andy Calvert's exhibition layouts spring to mind). Very reliable, but unfortunately difficult to set up if you have fat fingers and poor eyesight.

are D&G couplings still available I still use these but need more
robbo

 

[Chinahand]

QUOTE (robbo john @ 1 Feb 2008, 19:21) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

are D&G couplings still available I still use these but need more
robbo

Hi Robbo.

DG Couplings are available from Model Signal Engineering.
Use the link below to get to their couplings page.

http://www.modelsignals.com/couplings_frame.htm

Regards,

Expat.