davidmbedard Hamltnblue: Make sure the rails are the same polarity with Rail A on the same rail Also make sure both are selected to the N scale voltage which is lower than HO. Is there an echo in here? David B
Hamltnblue: Make sure the rails are the same polarity with Rail A on the same rail Also make sure both are selected to the N scale voltage which is lower than HO.
Make sure the rails are the same polarity with Rail A on the same rail
Also make sure both are selected to the N scale voltage which is lower than HO.
Is there an echo in here?
David B
No but having rail a and rail b wires going to the same rail is a short.
Springfield PA
Got it, swapped A and B wires around on 2nd zepher unit works like a charm. Thanks for all the help.
Did you use a data style straight through loconet cable to connect the command station to the second booster? A reversed cable will put your boosters out of phase. Get the proper cable or just swap the Rail A and Rail B leads on the second booster.
Martin Myers
Change both throttle auto reversing off or just the booster? I did not give the booster throttle a seperate ID Thanks for the replys
All set up, one command and one booster just like manual said. If I run them fast they will make it across somtimes.
Finally made the big move to divide the layout using two Digitrax Zephers into two power districts. However when ever my engines go over the divides they either stop, hesitate or make that ZZ noise before moving on. I model in N scale and have tried using both plastic dividers and just cutting a divide in both rails using a moto tool, same results Any ideas what up.