Installing Trainspotter IR Train Sensors on the HO Shelf Layout

[@TrainWatcher1412]

Nice instructional video Paul. It's a great reminder about using double face tape while installing items under your layout. Not all of us are nimble like Gumby anymore. Keep up the videos sir !!

[@HartfordWhaler]

For sure. I can’t be putting little screws in upside down anymore.

[@lucgagnon5241]

Another good one Paul. The new section really add to the oldest one as an interesting whole. Model railroading is pretty much like a house. There's always something to be done. Even when it's finished. Keep on your good work.

[@HartfordWhaler]

Thank you Luc! You are correct. It’s never really done. Thanks for watching!

[@dkservice424]

Great tips. Thanks

[@HartfordWhaler]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@donaldkormos5529]

Nice video!! I use similar sensors with Arduinos ... that's cause I like playing with electronics. You might try clear nail polish on the circuit boards instead of the black goop.

[@HartfordWhaler]

Good idea on the clear nail polish. I only used the black stuff cause that’s what ISE recommended. The nail polish would let me cover the LEDs too. Thanks!

[@OldcampRanch]

Nice video 👍🏻

[@HartfordWhaler]

Thank you!

[@Shaken_AND_Stirred]

Paul, do you have the rail squealers by ISE, by chance? I just saw (heard it) on a channel for the first time right before coming over to your channel. Man, it really adds a lot of extra realism. This is another great video from you as usual! Thank you for this. Cheers, from Tomball, Texas

[@HartfordWhaler]

Thanks! I had the squealer but sold it to a friend before I installed it because the new loksound v5 decoders I have in my engines have a squeal function I can turn on or off. If I got one again, I’d put it on the curve that goes to the extension. They are cool.

[@Shaken_AND_Stirred]

@@HartfordWhaler Thanks, Paul I didn’t realize that a Loksound decoder actually has it, which actually sounds better to me. You have the best and most informative videos. Thanks, man!