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INSTALLATION OF"N'SCALE DECODERS

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Posted by rrinker on Friday, December 10, 2004 8:44 AM
It's going to depend on the locos. A lot of newer N scale models have decoders made for them that replace the standard circuit board, and are fairly easy to change over. Most older N scale models don't have ANY space for a decoder, the entire space inside is filled up with metal. For those, you will have to look at getting the metal frame milled. There are a couple of companies that provide this service. Aztek is one.

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Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's

 

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INSTALLATION OF"N'SCALE DECODERS
Posted by Anonymous on Friday, December 10, 2004 1:50 AM
[?]HEY ANYBODY OUT THERE, WOULD YOU RECOMMEND INSTALLING A "N"SCALE DECODER IN MY LOCO'S OR HAVE SOMEONE DO IT, MY WHOLE FLEET IS MODERN ERA DIESELS
MAC'S GP40 OK, ONE RELIC AN RS1[:D]

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