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Hi Guys,
As some of you may be aware, I'm still in the planning stage of my layout which will eventually be built when I retire in a couple of years. I have, however, been getting all of the hardware together and have bought most things apart from some Goods stock, and some Collett carriages which I am waiting for Dapol to manufature ( later this year I'm now told). I also have 2 of the Ixion Manors on order and am waiting for the release of the GF Manors. Then I will be complete loco wise.
Anyway, back to the point. I have been itching to try out my ECoS ESU and check that all my locos are working OK so I have just bought an N Gauge Rolling Road from Geoff Cook at Rolling Rails and was wondering if this can be used as a Programming Track. Assuming all goes well with the programming I would also like to connect the rolling road to the main track output of the controller and 'run in' my locos.
Does anyone foresee any problems with this ??
Thanks in advance,
Trevor (aka Expat).
As some of you may be aware, I'm still in the planning stage of my layout which will eventually be built when I retire in a couple of years. I have, however, been getting all of the hardware together and have bought most things apart from some Goods stock, and some Collett carriages which I am waiting for Dapol to manufature ( later this year I'm now told). I also have 2 of the Ixion Manors on order and am waiting for the release of the GF Manors. Then I will be complete loco wise.
Anyway, back to the point. I have been itching to try out my ECoS ESU and check that all my locos are working OK so I have just bought an N Gauge Rolling Road from Geoff Cook at Rolling Rails and was wondering if this can be used as a Programming Track. Assuming all goes well with the programming I would also like to connect the rolling road to the main track output of the controller and 'run in' my locos.
Does anyone foresee any problems with this ??
Thanks in advance,
Trevor (aka Expat).