Glad you are pleased with it Regards Mike

Thanks for your comment and information regarding DPDT switch Philip I will give it a try regards Mike

@@mscangliarailJust remember that the Peco brass Split ring negates the need for any reverse polarity switch when the turntable rotates 180 degrees. It's actually a good design sort of, EXCEPT my bridge rails could never get a nice continuous helping of power, and it was the connectivity of the two spring loaded pins from beneath both rails not making good contact with the brass split ring below them in the turntable well. It was always a hit and miss affair. So fed up in the end, I removed the split brass rings completely and both spring loaded pins from under both rails and fed my own power wires from my DCC bus to beneath the rails on the bridge. The result - brilliant uninterrupted power on the turntable bridge that now obviously requires the switch to reverse the polarity prior to driving the loco off.

Thanks for the information

Thanks for your comment if you look down the comments people who replied one suggested fitting a thin shim under the contacts and a auto reverser I did not try this as I have only a couple of sound locos Mike

Hi Graham thanks for watching my video.You did not hear a lot of sound as the motor is very quiet like you I asked various people and this one was the quietest .Hope that helps you Regards Mike

Enjoy your trip in May thanks for watching the video

Thanks for your comment Stephen much appreciated

Yes quite. a journey to Perth from Sydney Daniel

@@mscangliarail good grief.

Yes it's a lovely spot glad you enjoyed it Cameron

Thanks Cameron appreciate your comments

Thanks Peter this is where I met Ian at Colchester appreciate you subscribing

Thanks Andrew for your comments much appreciated Mike

Appreciate your comments hope it helped you Mike

Hi I used a digitrax decoder with leads and just programmed it like you would your locos make sure your locos are isolated or they will have the turntable address.Hope this helps Mike

mscangliarail. Thanks for the reply I assumed you only used the necessary wires in the decoder and sniped the non required ones?

Yes you only need four wire two to the track and two to the motor if you look on my video it will show you this hope this helps you Mike

mscangliarail Would I be able to use a hornby decoder when doing this?

Hi Steve thanks for your interest in my tutorial .I had the same problem as you with some of the turntable motors ,that is why I fitted the Locomotech Kit after watching there Data sheets. Its now over two years since i fitted it and still going well .Hope this helps let me know how you get on Regards Mike

@@mscangliarail Hi Mike - thanks for the quick reply. I'll get a new PECO turntable (my US hobby supplier has them in stock) so I have it ready to go. The Locomotech kits are on back-order so I'll get one when they're back in production and in stock. Thanks again for the advice.

Thanks Glenn for your comment but in railway circles always been coal something to do with security ?

Hi Philip my Locomotech Motorizing Kit extends 4.75 inches from the bottom of the turntable base .Hope this helps .

Hi Jim thanks for your interest look at Mo Junction video 26 he shows you what to do Mike

sorry should read Milton Mo Jct video 26

Thanks Bob sorry about the wind noise I only intended to photograph them and did not take my microphone and muffler they are now on RHTT ao another chance

yes Dave very wet and windy last of the 37's regular trips in Norfolk .Hope the weather is better for the NYM Gala this w/e

Thanks for your comments Bob yes quite a hefty bit of cash Regards Mike

thanks Dave they always sound and look good .Hope the weather yesterday has not affected you ?

thanks for your comments Philip yes i had noticed they seem to use the pantograph at the rear of the train .

oops| have change it

mscangliarail nice one mate🙂👍

Yes she certainly was working well cheers Dave

Hi Richard glad you got your turntable working hope you are well Mike

thank you appreciate your comments

Hi Muhammad thanks for your interest there is a diesel unit as well as the overhead pantograph for working on electrified areas The diesel unit will work on the none electrified routes .Hope this answer your query Mike

Yes Dave quite a combo worth the trip even in the rain and cold

Thanks for looking Michael yes unfortunately all the Signal Boxes in East Anglia will have gone in the next few years

Thanks Dave yes they have there own sound we will loose a lot of them in Norfolk when the new trains start running

Thanks Dave

Thanks Dave the new trains are being tested around Norfolk ready for the switch over.

Sorry to hear that Richard i am pleased with mine as you can see in the video it picks up all the debris on the track and with N gauge makes it easier for cleaning .Hope you are well did you get the turntable fixed ?

Haven't got round to turntable as yet, been concentrating on other projects... will let you know when if successful...

Thanks Richard yes we had a great holiday catching up with family.

Yes I agree David only using it for dust and ballast

Thanks Dave yes we had a very enjoyable three weeks in Perth visiting family.

Btw great video!

They should get a vp185 powercar to put on the back. They should be common now that the hst is on its way out.