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HI All This is my second attempt at making a post here as I hit a wrong button and lost the first post. [:(] Well as everyone can see and some, know more than others [;)] , I am back. [:)] If that doesn't make sense, I have already talked to some by instant message therefore they know "for sure" that I am back. [;)] Scott [8D] About which locos work best in reference to the turbine noise, I would definately stay away from GEs, you know they are referred to as "Toasters" and frequently live up to their name. Now a nice Alco would work just fine. I would suggest a lovely RS3, there is no classier loco ever made or dreamed of, in my book (had to avoid ending with a Prep [;)] ). Now the RSD15 with that long nose would work well or a great pulling C425 would fit the bill rather nicely. Should you not be able to obtain one of these then a EMD would be a lowly second but might work semi ok. M [8D] (since you have not revealed your name here I will just use "M" ) [:)] Also it is nice to see you post here. I hope someone offered you some coffee or a coke. [:)] Smiley Central is very bad about "giving" adware/spyware with their smileys. That is one reason I don't accept Smiley Central smileys. However there is a program called Ad-a-ware that can get rid of them. But they (the smileys) can be difficult to deal with so I just try to avoid them altogether. Many programs that you download online will contain spyware. When you "accept" the download you have also accepted the spyware. That is one of those "clauses" in the fine print that we seldom, if ever, read. If I remember correctly someone said that our host uses spyware but I cannot confirm that. There was a thread a while back about it though. One way to avoid the "aim" of spyware is to delete cookies on a regular basis. I think there are programs that may block spyware but don't quote me on that for sure. Anyway I am now up to page 170 and ready to start 171. So off I go to read some more. [;)] Today quote, "Home is where the heart is, unfortunately the turkey is still in Missouri." [:p] [:D]
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