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Derek McGuckin
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Is there a way to edit the topic title? I forgot to include the scale and gauge.
Well yes there is. Thanks to whoever changed the title!Last edited on Sat Jan 12th, 2019 10:33 pm by Derek McGuckin
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Nice Guy Eddie
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No problem Derek
I never get thanked for anything much around here so thank you
Members can use the EDIT button as you know to change photos and text
The thread tittle is the only thing a Member cannot change after its been posted
Some folk ask wheres the button for that but we are buttonless on that one
Good to help for once anyway Derek
Im always happy to do so

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Derek McGuckin
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W C Greene wrote: A link to my Gila Tram layout, a small On20 line which I now have in my "office" and run every day...mostly.
There used to be an active Yahoo group for On20 but I haven't heard from them in years, probably because "things (scale/gauge) change".
Have fun and run a train today.
Woodie
Thanks for the link Woodie.
I'll take a close look at it.
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The switchless part was what drew me to the plan. I didn't want to handlay the turnounts. Then I started looking at the crossings and the wiring looks a bit daunting.
So I'm exploring converting the Plymouth to dead rail battery power. Thinking I might go for a DelTang unit in a small car right after the locomotive. Not sure yet.
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