Just entering the world of DCC with Cobalt and NCE Power Cab combination. Your video is excellent and taken the scales off my eyes ( or was that just a glazed look!!). Much appreciated.

Nicely done.

Hi Brian Thabk you so much for this video I have the nce power cab and will be buying these point motors on Thursday and it is so easy from your video to program these motors. Peter from Birmingham

Thank you for this excellent (and simple for us beginners/Luddites when it comes to anything electrical!) demonstration. Mine now works! Stay safe

WARNING: If these Point motors have Cobalt magnets (from the USA) they are mildly Radio-Active, and are not likely to meet British stringent safety requirements !!!!

Love you Brian this is really cool

Love you Brian

So glad I found this most helpful video - many thanks.

What an awesome instruction video. I have an NCE Power Cab, and my mind was exploding trying to get my head round the written instructions. Thank you, Brian, your explanation is perfect.

Superb atmospheric audio, that compliments the stills from what looks like a superb layout

nice diagram thx

The instructions with the Cobalt motor and the MRC (or Gaugemaster) Prodigy Advance didn't work. I watched your video, followed the directions, and the setup went quickly and perfectly. Thanks for posting this video; it was a HUGE help in getting my layout working.

A lot of button pushing to change a point,any chance you can show a system that you can use momentary buttons without the NCE hand controller please?

Could you tell me the dimensions of this motor please, thanks

How will that lorry make the turn on the narrow, walled section of road?

Any chance you could do this with eLink and Railmaster...? its got me stumped

Just purchased NCE power cab, and followed your video to program colbalt motors, complete success, thank you for this helpful video.Did try with Hornby Elite, so long winded and also hit and miss.

Hi Brian, I watched your video few times and an excellent video. But I own Hornby Elite controller and recently I bought a Cobalt Digital IP slow motion pont motor for the first time to fit to my digital layout. As the point motor comes self centered, I tried to decenter it by following their instructions, but it do not work. When contacted Hornby Customer services, they only told me that the Elite and the point motor are compatable. Any advice is appreciated to solve the problem.

Brian I'm using this cobalt iP digital on a peco SL-90 insulfrog on the peco instructions it shows you cut two wires bend up join together each side of slip so you have two wires now one goes to the right point motor and the other goes to the left .S1FROG .ok That's done dcc concept say no insulate fishplates needed ? get the power from the track on one side connect up to motor on left side and the other from the right side.? Is this the right way to ?

Hi Brian have problem, how do you wire up a peco diamond crossing with the new dcc cobalt digital ip point motor for dcc.? this is an insulated point ?

OK Brian can you do a video showing how to wire up the leds, just got the nce db5 power booster to had more power to track.

Brian how would you get two point motors working to gether ,dcc cobalt IP digital and program it into nce power cab.Do you have to take the small spring out of the point.

Hi Brian, I'd not seen this before. As I would expect, good lighting. I did have a laugh as I didn't see a train move. Scenic presentation is king. Very Good. Dad-1

Excellent video, wish it had been here before I struggled with my motors.

Ha ha ha liked it dude that was funny. Cheers for your advice btw on layout building - the whole 't' girder method. I made a video about that. Cheers. Ivi