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QUOTE: Every time one of these controllers was plugged in after that, everything on the layout started running at full throttle and was totally out of control.
QUOTE: Originally posted by csxmu QUOTE: Every time one of these controllers was plugged in after that, everything on the layout started running at full throttle and was totally out of control. WOW!!! [:O] I am glad this doesnt just happen to me!
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If one could roll back the hands of time... They would be waiting for the next train into the future. A. H. Francey 1921-2007
QUOTE: Originally posted by Fergmiester QUOTE: Originally posted by csxmu QUOTE: Every time one of these controllers was plugged in after that, everything on the layout started running at full throttle and was totally out of control. WOW!!! [:O] I am glad this doesnt just happen to me! YET! ......But it will[}:)] There have been several threads that have discussed this in the past and according to Stats Canada 99.99% of all Model Railroads have had, at one time or another, a Gremlin Infestation. Contrary to popular doctrine, Gremlinus Nova Scotia Maximus is by far more bent, twisted and hell bent for leather determined in reeking havoc then any other sub-species found else where, including Texas. Despite attempts with advanced extermination techniques this vermin is highly resilient to anything known to man. The only way to eradicate the Nova Scotia Species (Scooter) is to cut off it's food supply of nickel track and DC or AC power supply. Though it has been rumored that Scooter has trashed a few push/pull Thomas the Tank Engine sets, this has yet to be confirmed. It has also been rumored that there is a movement to close the borders as a last ditch attempt to stop these critters from spreading. Any and all sightings should be reported to your nearest LHS
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QUOTE: Originally posted by dkelly Fergie, Don't know what type of gremlins you have, but I think mine are migratory. They've followed me from NJ, to Penn to RI to Va to Cal. and now are firmly entrenched here in Texas. They are tough little boogers to beat! I also think they are responsible for scurrying out of cover the minute you drop a small detail piece, picking it up and hiding it in the same place they store all the socks they snatch from the the dryer.