This controller is pure DC with a minimum voltage of 1 volt. The simulator is brilliant and the 14 volt maximum voltage together with the 2.5 amps provide plenty of power for my older locomotives. Thank you for watching and commenting Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 for me the most important thing is prototypical behavior... Start point and slowest speed are the most difficult for any electric motors. Did you measure 1 volt by yourself? That is absolute minimum? Actually I found Gaugemaster very nice indeed, a lot of great reviews. I have Titan and Fleischmann, however starting voltage (1.5 volt) is out of range my locomotive could do, for example HAG.

Thank`s Dirk, Ilove running them very fast! Kind Regards Kev

Thank`s Dirk, I love running trains at the higher speeds!

The type 4 is powered by a series 10 Gaugemaster 20 volt controller. The HST is running on a M0 Gaugemaster 14 volt controller. I would have been better swapping them round, the HST should be going faster than the brush type 4! I do like running at a higher voltage, I find it much more fun this way. Thank you for watching and commenting. Kind Regards Kev

Not quite a cab ride but a ride behind a loco will be coming soon, Thanks for commenting 🙂

I really enjoy running trains at high speeds, I`m running at slightly higher voltage than is recommended @ 14 volts with a pair of new Gaugemaster PO controllers, but its highly entertaining! Thank you so much for watching. Kind Regards Kev

Seven of my Heljan class 47`s went straight in the dustbin with the same problem. This 31 has a crack in the body at one end so I will never be able to remove it for servicing. Thank you for your comment. Kind Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 such a shame 👋

No I will not, they refuse to accept cash to get in and £14 to look around a load of trade stands is not my idea of an exhibition.

his their no pay on door then m8

The N gauge line is still running, I left it in place, it`s the left hand line, look at 1:39 a Graham Farish class 25 races past with MK1 coaches. I have 3 gauges on the new layout, N, 00/H0, and TT:120 on the inside. Thank you for watching, Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 It was going so fast I must have blinked and missed it !

@@PiddleInTheMarshbyMarkIreland Yes I did have it going a little fast! I always love running the N gauge stock. I`m still waiting for Peco to release the newly tooled N Gauge 7 plank wagons so I can buy a good rake of them. Regards Kev

Thank you so much!

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@@devilscoachman79 thanks m8

Hello David, It`s only about 200 yards from where I`m standing :-) Thank you for watching Regards Kev

I enjoy doing these kind of things that would never happen on the real railway (maybe on a railtour) It`s all about enjoying toy trains to the maximum! Thank you so much for watching 😊 Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 Completely agree. With the help of Paul Sheedy (Wickford N Gauge) we have a crazy world going which has resulted in me having a sister channel on KZbin, The Innocent Tales of Piddle Folk. I use the word "help" very loosely !

The far track takes you to Sheffield Thank you for watching Regards Kev

This is only half speed! I do love running locos fast though, Thank`s for watching. Regards Kev

Thank you for watching and for your comment, There are 37 Seacow wagons, these were all being sold off at £6.99 each from Modelzone when they were in administration - ( I bought them all at the same time) The Lima Class 37 is a fantastic model, I love the ringfield motor as they are easy to service. I am not a fan of any of the new stuff, they are not designed for running for great lengths of time and failures are very common, The Hornby HST being the most recent, and I have had many Bachmann steam locos fail with motors burning out, the 9f being the worsed. Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 I know all about motors burning out. I have replaced most Dapol ones, the exception being the 50 and 68, and most of the Farish ones, although not the steam ones so far

Thank you for tuning in! Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 you’re welcome 👍

Thanks very much for replying to my comment. More uploads in 2022 to look out for and supporting my channel..Take Care & Stay Safe.

Thank you :-) Watch out for the railtour video on Chrismas day!

@@devilscoachman79 Thanks very much for replying to my comment. Have a Great Christmas see you in the New year. Take Care & Stay Safe.

Thank`s for watching!

Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching, Kind Regards Kev

@@devilscoachman79 Great and thanks very much for replying to my comment. I have a new video out now. Hope you like and share.