I made a  circuit protector out of a 12-volt automobile bulb and a couple of 
scrap pieces of hook-up wire to protect an over-sensitive circuit breaker on 
one of my AF 50-watt power supplies. Works like a DCC operator's wish.

Bob Nicholson  _________________________________________


--- In [email protected], "Scale S Only" <scaleso...@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all --
> 
> This is a bit early considering that it is still Friday afternoon here, but I 
> have FINALLY found the perfect track spike.   As I was doing my wiring 
> (FINALLY), I was able to spike down sections of track that had been left 
> loose to ease the attaching of wiring to the rail.   Once the wiring was in 
> place (ta-dah!) I was able to spike down these areas.
> To go back a bit, I bought some Walthers spikes from The Train Shop in San 
> Jose / Santa Clara while takeing care of my Dad's estate.   The spikes are 
> perfect!   SHARP, long (5/16") and have a small head at $5.95 a package 
> (about 500).   Being so sharp, I have yet to bend one (takes me out fo the 
> bent spike society, almost) and the extra length along with the sharpness 
> really allows them to hold on.   For those who lay their own track, I highly 
> recommend them -- Walthers part # 948-360.
> 
> Also this week saw some  more structure building and track tuning as the 
> wiring progressed and I was able to run trains over long ago laid rail...
> 
> Hope everyone else is making progress too!
> 
> Have fun!
> Bill Winans 
> Prescott Valley, AZ  (where it is approaching hot at 91degrees) 
> 
> 
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>




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