OK with the upcoming York trip, and Taxes in process .... I've been doing some thinking and calculating.....
The first four men (the poorest) would pay nothing.
The fifth would pay $1.
The sixth would pay $3.
The seventh would pay $7.
The eighth would pay $12.
The ninth would pay $18.
The tenth man (the richest) would pay $59.
For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who do not understand, no explanation is possible.
Don
rtraincollector wrote: brwebster wrote: Unfortunately, the first victim of full time 18 volts has been discovered. The K-Line caboose, mentioned earlier today stopped smoking. Figuring it was simply out of fluid upon refilling it I noticed the plastic body near the chimney badly melted. Not a pretty sight and of course the N5c no longer smokes. Anybody have luck claiming warrantees on K-Line products these days? Bruce WebsterFrom what I understand lionel may fix them but will charge you no warnities are valid anymore As mI have a brand new set in box (from 1993) so if it no works or theres aproblem I'm out of luck too.
brwebster wrote: Unfortunately, the first victim of full time 18 volts has been discovered. The K-Line caboose, mentioned earlier today stopped smoking. Figuring it was simply out of fluid upon refilling it I noticed the plastic body near the chimney badly melted. Not a pretty sight and of course the N5c no longer smokes. Anybody have luck claiming warrantees on K-Line products these days? Bruce Webster
Unfortunately, the first victim of full time 18 volts has been discovered. The K-Line caboose, mentioned earlier today stopped smoking. Figuring it was simply out of fluid upon refilling it I noticed the plastic body near the chimney badly melted. Not a pretty sight and of course the N5c no longer smokes. Anybody have luck claiming warrantees on K-Line products these days?
Bruce Webster
From what I understand lionel may fix them but will charge you no warnities are valid anymore As mI have a brand new set in box (from 1993) so if it no works or theres aproblem I'm out of luck too.
Bruce & Jim,
Electric RR makes, for lack of a better term, an upgrade that was designed to solve this same problem in the earlier Lionel cabooses which were not designed to operate in a TMCC environment. With this installation it gives you TMCC control of the smoke unit as well as the lighting in the caboose.
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Dr. John wrote: Frank53 wrote:Considering this is page 212 and 53 x 4 = 212,I am compelled to post on this page.Frank, with time and counseling, you CAN whip this obsessive compulsive disorder!
Frank53 wrote:Considering this is page 212 and 53 x 4 = 212,I am compelled to post on this page.
Considering this is page 212 and 53 x 4 = 212,
I am compelled to post on this page.
Frank, with time and counseling, you CAN whip this obsessive compulsive disorder!
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dougdagrump wrote: Mornin' All.Finishing up the "Easter Train" for friday at the museum, I believe most everyone will enjoy it. Of course that assumption does not include the ACLU.Got a request for you guys making the pilgrimage to York, if you see any "O" gauge late 1800's passengers that would fit in my MTH Overton cars get their name & number please. With all of these that MTH is selling I can't believe they haven't come out with passengers for them.
Mornin' All.
Finishing up the "Easter Train" for friday at the museum, I believe most everyone will enjoy it. Of course that assumption does not include the ACLU.
Got a request for you guys making the pilgrimage to York, if you see any "O" gauge late 1800's passengers that would fit in my MTH Overton cars get their name & number please. With all of these that MTH is selling I can't believe they haven't come out with passengers for them.
Brent
Buckeye, Are you saving the stones for ballast ? I know it's being but I couldn't resist.
Chief, I have often wondered if those people that tell you not to use a good surge protector for the our toy trains, would tell someone to not use a surge protector for their new HI-DEF Big Screen TV or your computer. Must be a electronic conspiracy promoted by BEST BUY and Circuit City.
Nothing of significance has passed after the first 24 hours....It is like sitting on a time bomb.
Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
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wrmcclellan wrote: fife - we stay ever vigilant! To quote Toby and Willie - "Whiskey for my men, beer for my horses"
fife - we stay ever vigilant! To quote Toby and Willie - "Whiskey for my men, beer for my horses"
ROY GREAT SONG. Now its in my head all afternoon.
laz57
Morning all!
Nice and cool here this am - was 55 when I got up. Might hit 65 today? Partly cloudy and we had a nice bit of rain last night as the front blew through. Apparently some areas south of here got pounded with large hail and very heavy rains.
We have this great program called NetNanny that allows us to control our kids access to the internet and what times they can access the internet. Works great - except when your daughter needs to print something at the last minute before she leaves for school - sneakernet to the rescue!
Buckeye - good luck, may your day be smooth and non-ER related! What would they do if you showed uo in the ER - hit it with a hammer to break it loose
Dr. John - The Chief represents some good stuff - it even has a Grits mode!
Regards, Roy
ChiefEagles wrote:Morning. I see help is due for several of our memebers.!. Dr. John, go to a battery place [like Batteries Plus] and get this. I get mine from Cabela's as I get 40% discount.Get a Battery Tender:Plastic block plugs into a regular outlet. It comes with clips and rings. Bolt the rings to your battery posts and plug in. Cord has polarized plug to disconnect the cord at the battery and "dust cover for protection". $29 to $39. Make sure you get the 12V version as they have a 6V too. Plug this in after using mower [or anything else with a battery] and leave plugged in until you use it again [can be plugged in for months]. Will protect battery from discharging and sulfating while not in use. Works on lawnmowers, snowblowers , motorcycles, farm tractors, generators and cars. BTW: we [Pro Mariner] do not make it.
Morning. I see help is due for several of our memebers.
!. Dr. John, go to a battery place [like Batteries Plus] and get this. I get mine from Cabela's as I get 40% discount.
Get a Battery Tender:
Plastic block plugs into a regular outlet. It comes with clips and rings. Bolt the rings to your battery posts and plug in. Cord has polarized plug to disconnect the cord at the battery and "dust cover for protection". $29 to $39. Make sure you get the 12V version as they have a 6V too. Plug this in after using mower [or anything else with a battery] and leave plugged in until you use it again [can be plugged in for months]. Will protect battery from discharging and sulfating while not in use. Works on lawnmowers, snowblowers , motorcycles, farm tractors, generators and cars. BTW: we [Pro Mariner] do not make it.
Chief, thanks for the tip! I'll have to find one of those.
laz 57 wrote: tschmidt wrote: Hey Mitch and Laz - I see where you guys are having kids this week. Do you have kids in school next week? If you do that is why you get done so much earlier than we do here. Plus we don't start till after Labor Day. I am taking some vacation time after today but it doesn'tlook like the weather is going to cooperate.Have a good day all.TomS KIDOs have off Thursday and Friday and we are back at school on Monday, snow make up day.laz57
tschmidt wrote: Hey Mitch and Laz - I see where you guys are having kids this week. Do you have kids in school next week? If you do that is why you get done so much earlier than we do here. Plus we don't start till after Labor Day. I am taking some vacation time after today but it doesn'tlook like the weather is going to cooperate.Have a good day all.TomS
KIDOs have off Thursday and Friday and we are back at school on Monday, snow make up day.
I guess it must be due to the time change, our kids don't start their spring break until this Fridary and are off all next week.
tschmidt wrote: Morning all,The weather is turning for the bad here in WNY this morning. Yesterday was great with highs about 75. I went for a hike of about 5 miles on one of the trails around the area. It was a beautiful day for it. On my way to work this morning the temp dropped 5 degrees in about 5 minutes and it's getting very windy and rainy. The forecast is for 3 to 5 inches of snow tonight. That just isn't right. Hey Mitch and Laz - I see where you guys are having kids this week. Do you have kids in school next week? If you do that is why you get done so much earlier than we do here. Plus we don't start till after Labor Day. I am taking some vacation time after today but it doesn'tlook like the weather is going to cooperate.Have a good day all.TomS
2. Do not use surge protector with TMCC. WRONG Several of us have used a top quality surge protectors with TMCC with out any problem. Better protect those electronics. Sometimes those "EXPERTS" at OGR are not as expert as they want you to believe.
3. Chuck, Dennis, Lisa and I extend the same services to you as we did Buckeye. We can remove that tooth right a way.
Slept late. Hard late afternoon gudiing Pam's boss's kids at the pond. Notice they are from SD through DC.
Jason's first fish ever.
The guide reeling in one.
They ended up with a bucket full of crappie and blue gills.
Now for some real coffee.
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Doug,You can drop them in the mail to me if they are modern PCs (under 2 years old).... LOL!Brent
Good morning from a rather cool Chicago where it feels like 20 with the strong winds and I've broken out all my winter gear again and closed up the storm windows this morning. Ah Spring!
Roy, I am happy about the boyfriend being gone. My only problem when that happens with my daughter is wondering if the next one will be worse. Thank goodness for the trunk monkey.I love sweet corn of all types and colors. Every summer, I notice I have to travel further and further west to find a farm selling it.TomS, our spring break was last week. Everyone's back in school out here.
Brent, sorry about the h-drive. That's why I tell our team to save stuff to our network drive. No-one listens and I have to try to recover things. I like the challenge. Too bad you're not closer as I have 11 PCs sitting right here I just swapped out that I'm puzzling what to do with. Our hardware disposal methods are getting onerous - but in a good way. I think I will take hammers to their hard drives.
I have got to go fishing with Laz or the Chief someday. I never catch anything with my bamboo pole, bobber and rubber worm.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Mornin all...
Been lots o fun this mornin! Got to work and my work PC bought the farm... major hard drive crash... no data loss because the g'ment is too cheap to put real harddrives in for main drives, so my company upgrades the PCs with secondary drives and doubles the RAM. Been here 2.25 hours and have done absolutely nothing.So... I'm working on a paperback novel sized laptop with keys 1/2 the size of my fingers... Brent
Good morning,
Stormy last night with more, good rain. Much cooler this AM and getting colder as we approach the weekend.
C50truck - my favorite corn is Silver Queen. Haven't planted any in years, though.
Buckeye - hope you have a good day without pain. You're on my prayer list.
Went over and cut my dad's yard yesterday. He still likes to do some yard work, even at age 82, but cutting the grass is a bit much for him. I need to do like Chief and service my mower. Blade needs sharpening and battery is weak.
Have a good day, everyone.
Good morning, everyone.
SSDD here. Have a good one.
Jim
Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Mornin' boys. Stormy in the 40's in the Mid-Atlantic region today. Good thing I finished all the yard work yesterday. Even transplanted hostas around the pirate ship. Doc gave me on all my tests (guess I wasn't falling apart afterall), but said my good cholesterol is low. Then prescribed wine everynight; how's that for an Rx?
wrmcclellan - so we are standing down to DEFCON 1?
HI GIZ,
Last day o week for me. Easter vacation.
Last nite caught and released 10 trout, brother caught and released 6. Not bad for 2.5 hrs out. Caught all on meal worms.
Not much happening today, maybe run trains to nite?
Have a good one.
Bruce,
If you can get it, I highly reccomend getting the Dec. issue of OGR. They have some very usefull tips regarding TMCC and DCS. One thing is running a ground between layers of the layout. Should you have any areas that the tracks cross or come close, you should have ground between. Also, they suggest having the TMCC base plugged directly to a outlet or grounded cord and not going through a surge protector. A few more suggestions that should help.
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
Good morning all,
What a difference a day makes. Yesterday it was sunny and warm with temps in the 70s, and now we are back in the cold with it being cloudy, windy, and temps in the 30s. I went home, ate supper, sat in my chair, and promptly went to sleep until 9 PM. Consequently, I did not do much last night. I see the dining car arrived early from "Points East". Buckeye, good luck with the stones. I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Morning Folks. 42 now with highs to be aout 50. Lows tonight in the 30's. Kevin---please shut the door.
No much to post. Busy time at work with end of quarter, etc. Warmer weather like we have had sets the young'uns crazy. With the time change and all the kids at sports practices, they are tired and cranky, and I'm not just talking about the teachers...
Can't wait till York.
Take care,
Mitch
Bob Mitchell Gettysburg, PA TCA # 98-47956 LCCA# RM22839
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It is a cloudy 52 degrees. Going DOWN to 50 today, with rain likely , this afternoon.
Up early this morning. I have an appointment in Cambridge with a dentist. Had a tooth break off crown, and need some repair. Then, I will do the grocery shopping. Going to be a long day.
No work on trains, lately. I need to make some time for that. We have been busy. This weekend, we are driving to Niece's. in Zanesville, on Saturday.. Then, on Sunday, we are driving up to Brunswick, to the Daughter's for Easter Dinner. Need to rob piggy bank for gas money.
Dining Car is ready. Time for early breakfast. Will send to " Points West" for the second serving.
Y'all have a great Wednesday.
Chuck
Jim F - Where to in NC?
Lisa
wrmcclellan wrote: Jim - hope all went well with your wife's surgery. Buckeye - hope yours went well also. I thought that OS going down last night would bust up the rest of the stones.
Buckeye - hope yours went well also. I thought that OS going down last night would bust up the rest of the stones.
PS - It's official, my BIL and Sister are moving to NC. They sent pics of the house - a Mansion!!! Apparently working for a bank gets you really great loans!
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
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