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[quote user="spindoctor"] <p>In pursuit of deciding whether to switch from my 25 years stored HO trains over to N scale, I ordered a small yardmaster train set made by "Life-Like" with a diesel switcher and a few rolling stock. (It's for the tree, honey. Not for me....)</p><p> My question is are all N scale locos this freaking NOISY? You can barely converse at normal levels with this thing running. It's not the track noise (which is also bad enough with its "Power-Lok" track). I cannot recall any HO loco that makes any where near this much noise.</p><p> So, how much noise do N scale locos make normally? (and what's the deal with "power-lok" track, good, bad or just plain ugly?)</p><p> Thanks<br /> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>[/quote]</p><p> spindoctor,</p><p>I too switched from HO to N and have Atlas, Kato and Life-Like engines. All of them are really quiet. I have heard of some bad LL engines though. I'm not really sure about the track. I use Kato and love it. I bet if you get some decent engines and track you'll like what N-scale has to offer.</p><p>Rob</p>
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