Super little loco, super upgraded speaker 😊

I need to get mine upgraded. With speaker and stay alive. Hopefully I can speak to you at spalding show.

Thank you for the kind words 🙂

That standard speaker didn't sound too bad, but the upgraded speaker really had the WOW factor. Very nice.😀

Thank you very much!!!

Really good sound. Also thanks David for the Power Cab advice. Up and running now! 😊

Sounds good from what I can tell, but its quite hard to tell without before and afters and also via video in general. Whats the main difference from the original? Louder? More bass?

Love the speed lock....very realistic....be back in touch once my 37 is here.....

Is this really all you need to operate a layout (with a suitable power supply to the unit, of course!) at 5A? I'm just setting up a new, small O gauge layout running locos like a Heljan Class 31 and a Dapol Terrier and am looking to do it as economically possible. I already have those two locos and their respective sound decoders (both bought from and re-functioned by you!) and do I really just need a WDMI-27 5A, 5A power supply and the app on my iPhone to get it all running?

is this available in n gauge please

thats the bachmann 158 sound file

Thanks to this video, I was able to fit the same capacitors into my own hawthorne leslie and get my own stay alive working. It was incredibly difficult to do (WHY DID THEY PUT A TINY RESISTOR RIGHT NEXT TO THE POSITVE PAD ON THE DECODER AHHHH!!!), but now that its done Im getting a solid 5+ seconds of run time when it loses power to the tracks, which is more than enough to stop it stalling on points and during micro power losses from the track. Im very happy.

I reckon a course on "driving" would go down a storm. Particularly for folk like me who don't really understand what the sounds are and why/when they are made.

It sounds very realistic. It's just a shame that I'm not in a position to change some 60-odd locomotives over to DCC, when quite a few of them are kit built and have live chassis. It would be nice if manufacturers of DCC chips could come up with a way of overcoming this problem. There you go Digitrains, try and find a solution for that and I'm sure that you will be very popular!, Lawrence.

My mind is trying to comprehend how you managed to squeeze all that inside a tiny locomotive. Well done! 😀

Iv'e always wanted to try this soundfile, but the horns are just wrong for a 25/2 and /3. And I don't have a /1!

I have just got my DCS52 this morning in New Zealand. I tried a few loco with the controller and found they go the wrong way as shown on the controls Forward goes reverse/ Reverse goes forward. yours J F N

This is brilliant . Tho I am only on DC controller power and most likely won’t change in the coming to be future . Tho ither way great job on this sound stuff

This is more like a 158 the a 153

Clear and concise, thank you so much.

Hi, I’m considering fitting sound to my Cavalex class 56 in the coming months, is there any chance you can let me know how this sound file compares to the official Cavalex sound file in your honest opinion.

Beautiful

Does the ms580 with stay alive circuits not fit in?

Strange that I searched for this earlier today and now it has come up. Thanks.

Would this stay alive work inside a hornby peckett?

Really nice wholesome sound😊

That sounds terrible

Fantasic video plan to get one for my new layout soon

Dim the lights in the discs and you’re starting to get there. They were never bright.

I have a real problem my power cab is showing con where it show loc this happens when I select loc 3 and nothing happens ? if I select loc long number it works can I reset the hand set in any way . or do I send it some where to get this repaired hoping you can help Paul

Sorry, you have to change your title. You were not the "world first", but second. The Tramfabriek was two days ahead of you and have released a video on Saturday with the model installed with sound and stayalive.

Very nice.

I would love one of this sound fitted how much are we looking at please

Great video! If you are using a sound decoder do you need to keep the other coloured wires on the decoder?

Great work on that 60. Runs very smooth too.

I love the sounds on this one. Keep up the great work Digitrains.

finally, someone i understand,..thank u so much for help sir

Hi I've followed your instructions and when I pressed write it only bleeped 3 times and the address hasn't changed!

Amazing 😍

That really is very good😎

Brilliant video. Are you hoping to 3D print other sound boxes? Mike

I think thats one of the best sounding sound files you've ever made, especially at speed ( where most steam files start to loose realism). Well done to the team

Great Video👌

The exhaust beats are phenomenal. Superbly done

Very tasty sound. Like the clank as it slows down also. Good job. 😊

Great Video, but how to do i determine what address the loco is using if i dont know what the address is ? I purchase a second hand locomotive and person does not know what the address is or was. thanks

Lovely I want one, how much please?

Hello guys. I am just waiting for the MS480R to come back into stock before ordering sound for a 108 from you. What decoder would you recommend for the trailing car? I will hard wire internal lighting to the middle car from the trailing car.

Hi Digitrains, love the sound on this! I have a Bachmann 31-785 Modified Hall. Could you tell me how much you would charge to sound fit this for me? Many thanks

Like a lot of steam engines with sound the cadence is all wrong, the number of cuffs per wheel rotation is all wrong the engine has only two cylinders, thats two outputs per wheel rotation, slow the sound file down.