It was the article on the MP GE unit. He used four phone speakers
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
gmpullmanwhere DID I see the article about small speakers?
I think it was in that "other" monthly magazine. I'll have to go back to the January issue to see if I can find the article there. If it was, then I totally forgot about it.
maxmanYou're kidding, right?
Well, there seems to be a little slip-up in the proofreading department. The banner on the February cover is about fitting a small decoder into a tight space. The actual article appeared in the January issue on Pg. 74-75.
Now you have me scratching my head... where DID I see the article about small speakers? I replied before actually going into the reading room to retrieve the actual issue
So, the article I was thinking about WAS helpful.
Guess I'm just as guilty as M-R?
Ed
gmpullmanI thought it was helpful.
You're kidding, right?
I thought it was helpful. I have several HO Geep-style hood unit projects coming up and I can use all the ideas I can get.
Here's a recent E-8 that I worked two cube speakers into and still maintained the large weight without modification.
LL_E8_DCC2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Sugar cubes, like LEDs, are a real blessing for model railroaders.
Regards, Ed
Just wondering about folk's opinion about the article in the February MR about putting DCC speakers in small spaces.