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In the past I've used a fast clock:
a simple search found this: fast clock
mine simply plugged into to loco net Being a digitrax user. I've operated huge layouts to a timetable with up to 12 operators and it can be excellent fun, the the timetable needs to be achievable. Fast clock can create operator stress particularly when operating with a new and untried time table. A good friend of mine
came up with an alternative, which was to use a broken clock, and simply advance the clock by 1/2 hour intervals once all operations from the previous period were complete.
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a simple search found this: fast clock
mine simply plugged into to loco net Being a digitrax user. I've operated huge layouts to a timetable with up to 12 operators and it can be excellent fun, the the timetable needs to be achievable. Fast clock can create operator stress particularly when operating with a new and untried time table. A good friend of mine
came up with an alternative, which was to use a broken clock, and simply advance the clock by 1/2 hour intervals once all operations from the previous period were complete.
