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Posted by Cederstrand on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 3:59 PM

jeffrey-wimberly

The last time he decided to 'rest' the house grew from 2,400 square feet to 5,000 square feet.

***Jeffrey: MY FIL was just like your Dad, except in stature. Retirement didn't slow him down in the least. It's nice you still have him around.

NEED (DCC) HELP: Put the new Bachmann (HO) Climax loco on the Digitrax DCS50 ProgMode track and tried to ID the decoder. It kept coming up with [d nA] (note: checked my other locos on it, no problems) Then stuck the Climax on the regular track and it activates on factory address 03, but makes a constant LOUD HISS. The directional lights, whistle and forward/reverse all work fine. But that constant HISS is seriously LOUD??? Something isn't right. Please help, anyone?

Just brought the splitter home. It had a good cup or more of water in the fuel tank. How the heck? Anyway, going to have a coffee then start putting it back to work until dark or I run out of fuel (human fuel that is).

Cowboy Rob

 

 

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Posted by JeremyB on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 4:34 PM

Well fellas,

Just checking in here one last time before I have to get something to eat and go. A 12 hour night shift will be a first for me. Worst part is I have been up since 7:30 this morning and couldn't sleep a drop at all during the day. Is it appropriate for me to ask in the night " I have never done a 12 hour shift or a night shift before can I leave early"? probably not Stick out tongue Im sure I can make it.

Wish me luck guys, I will be back on to let you guys know how my first day went sometime tomorrow. Either it will be right after I get home and showered or after I wake up from hopefully a good sleep.

See ya tomorrow ( or after work for me,lol I guess its the same )

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Posted by chochowillie on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 5:46 PM

Hey Jeffrey, good picture of your Dad! He certainly is a BIG FELLA. All those years in the Military and he's still got his hair Big Smile Hardly even grey.

Green grass Wow, it's been quite a few months since I've seen any of that! As in mid October. Hmm

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Posted by chochowillie on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 5:53 PM

Here's a small announcement that may just be what some may be hoping to hear....

Soundtraxx Announces Tsunami DCC Decoder For Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet Locomotives

Since the Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet was released, there has been a demand for a high quality, accurate DCC w/Sound decoder. It has been a longer wait than most anticipated, but the wait is now over as SoundTraxx is releasing a GenSet Tsunami decoder.

Cheers

Dennis

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Posted by alexstan on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 5:58 PM
chochowillie

Here's a small announcement that may just be what some may be hoping to hear....

Soundtraxx Announces Tsunami DCC Decoder For Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet Locomotives

Since the Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet was released, there has been a demand for a high quality, accurate DCC w/Sound decoder. It has been a longer wait than most anticipated, but the wait is now over as SoundTraxx is releasing a GenSet Tsunami decoder.

Cheers

Dennis

That's definitely going to be mine. I'm glad I didn't get the MRC drop-in decoder.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 6:04 PM

chochowillie
Hey Jeffrey, good picture of your Dad! He certainly is a BIG FELLA. All those years in the Military and he's still got his hair Big Smile Hardly even grey.

Don't let the lack of gray fool you. He keeps Grecian Formula in business!

chochowillie
Green grass Wow, it's been quite a few months since I've seen any of that! As in mid October. Hmm

Mowing season ended here in early December. It's about to get started up again. The grass, it be growing. Really, and this is true, it's not unusual to be mowing the grass right through Christmas into the next years mowing season without a break.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 6:09 PM

I got a JVC video camera today. Model GC-FM1. I got it for a good price. F-R-E-E. My father was going through some of my mothers things this morning when he found it. Still in the box and never been used. She bought it years ago to use when she went on her next vacation. That vacation never came and it sat in a drawer of her desk forgotten. I looked it over and told him I'd like to have it. After a few seconds it was mine. I brought it home and charged it while I read the manual. Pretty simple and straightforward. I then recorded a short video with it and uploaded it to Photobucket. Here is that video.

Click on photo


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Posted by howmus on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 6:47 PM

Evenin' folks!

Janie can I please get a hot cup of decaf coffee and a seat next to the wood stove?  Thank you Ma'am!

I don't know about Howahya, but here in the Finger lakes it is chilly outside.  Currently 17°F outside and going down to 8°F overnight.  Not only that we are going to have a good old fashioned Nor'Easter in the North East for the next few days.  The weather channel says this for where I live:

ACCUMULATIONS... UP TO 2 INCHES OVERNIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT... 5 TO 10 INCHES FRIDAY... 4 TO 7 INCHES FRIDAY NIGHT... AND AN INCH OR LESS SATURDAY... LEADING TO STORM TOTALS OF POTENTIALLY 9 TO 18 INCHES.   (Talking the white, "Partly Cloudy" stuff...)

I have a dinner reception to go to at Hobart and William Smith Colleges Tomorrow night followed by a lecture by the President of Rochester Colgate Divinity School.  When I get home from that I shall bring in wood, feed the fire, and hunker down and enjoy the Blizzard.  Probably won't be too bad here actually.  Do hope my son stays safe as he will likely have to drive in some of the worst of it on roads that are known to have white outs if there is any wind....

Went shopping this evening so I have beat the rush to clean out the Grocery store of bread and milk.  I did get bread and milk but only because I was almost out of both of them and need to buy them...

Jeffrey, great find.  Glad your dad gave it to you!

Seems like there was some other things I wanted to mention...  Oh, well, I'll be back before bed I guess.

Later!

73

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Posted by Lehigh Valley 2089 on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 6:54 PM

alexstan
chochowillie

Here's a small announcement that may just be what some may be hoping to hear....

Soundtraxx Announces Tsunami DCC Decoder For Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet Locomotives

Since the Atlas Trainman Plus GenSet was released, there has been a demand for a high quality, accurate DCC w/Sound decoder. It has been a longer wait than most anticipated, but the wait is now over as SoundTraxx is releasing a GenSet Tsunami decoder.

Cheers

Dennis

That's definitely going to be mine. I'm glad I didn't get the MRC drop-in decoder.

I'm currently waiting for a company to come out with a drop in decoder for the GP20 that Walthers recently came out with in N scale. May be a little while. 

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Posted by chochowillie on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 7:33 PM

It's amazing sometime what you end up with after a parent passes. I know that I ended up with stuff from my Mom that I didn't even know she had. 

Your new video camera works just fine from the looks of the video you shot. You'll have all sorts of fun with it.

Where the heck did you find that ho scale shinny rv Jeffrey. .... My mind just went blank..... can't remember the brand.... OH Air Stream, that's it Confused I just hate it when that happens.

Took Furnando our Burmese cat to the vet today for his Ännual Checkup" Vet says he's super healthy. He wasn't impressed with the needles for his vaccinations but he was a good boy and just hissed a couple of times. He's generally pretty placid. Anyway another $136 spent. At least it wasn't to the Government. Pirate

Other than that, it was a trip to Home Depot for some paint and some plywood to finish up the mine extension. Would you believe $23.95 for a 4 x 8 sheet of spruce 1/2 inch sheeting. That up $4 bucks since last summer. Crooks but what are you going to do.

Nice tractor by the way. On my lawn, it would take about 3 rounds and I'd be done.

That's bout it from the Great White North for today.

Dennis 

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Posted by Cederstrand on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 7:36 PM

***Jeffrey, EXCELLENT video. Cool! YesCool

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 8:47 PM

chochowillie
Where the heck did you find that ho scale shinny rv Jeffrey. .... My mind just went blank..... can't remember the brand.... OH Air Stream, that's it Confused I just hate it when that happens.

That came from Busch. Here's the Walthers listing.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 9:16 PM

It's come that time again. Time to call it a night. See y'all tomorrow.

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Posted by howmus on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 10:01 PM

Evenin' folks!

Janie just a refill on the decaf please!

I did some more cleaning down in the train room tonight.  Also did a bit more foam construction for more scenery.

Blackie has been out and about quite a bit today.  Twice came over and sat down next to me here at the computer and reached up with one paw to tell me he wanted me to pick him up...  Doesn't seem to be getting worse at this point....  Time will tell.

Prayers for in need of them, and that would be most all of us...

73

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Posted by kbkchooch on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 10:03 PM

Evening gang!Cowboy

Decided to take a break from the diseasels today, so after dinner I got out a kit that came in a big lot of stuff from fleabay. Now I knew going into it that someone had been into the kit before, I knew the tender trucks were missing, no big deal, I had them.  As I went along (with no instructions) I fount I was missing a siderod bushing, no big deal, I had that too!. Now the box also appeared to have the remnants of several other Mantua kits, along with partial valve gear from a Pacific, pipe holders,misc screws and springs (bonus!). However I soon discovered there were 2 things wrong hereSurprise. Someone removed part of the rear frame. No place for the crew to stand and no way to attach the tender, AND the pipes coming up from the steam chest had been shortened!! Bummer, cuz by then I really had the mechanism turning VERY smoothly!

Guess I'll be calling Yardbird"s tomorrow for a steam chest and a frame. After I get that, the a basic decoder and test runs.Then paint, and If all goes well, maybe I'll give her sound !!Big Smile

Well, Mr sandman is calling, catch up tomorrow with coffee!

Karl

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Posted by Packer on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 10:19 PM

Evening guys

I tried masking the stripe on the thrall gons and it worked. Somewhat. Out of 8 cars I tried, 4 had the white come off. Guess it was too soon. Then the masking tape didn't work out too well on the other 4. Guess I'll have to touch them up and weather them. Next batch will just have white painted stripes.

anyways, I'm going to bed. Nght ya'll

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Posted by cudaken on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 10:28 PM

 Evening Dinners

 Flo, Beer Pleases.

 Jeffery, not sure what happened but when I tried to watch the Video, it locked up Firefox Big Time! Had to reboot the computer twice to get Firefox to work again.

 Infected Toe Front, thought I had some good news about it till I got home. Well the good news first, today when I changed the dressing the wound looked very shallow, just to the point where all I need is for the skin to go back over it! What has me worried tonight is my right calf is starting to hurt again! Could the toe be infected again and spreading up the leg like last time? If the calf still hurts Thursday, back to the VA I go again. Bang Head

 Train Front Just pulled the MRC F7's from services, think it is time for some maintenance. Staring to hear some whirling noise and guessing it is time for a lube job. While there are better detailed F7's out there, I am happy with theses.

 

 See you later.

         Ken, is he infected again? Whistling

  

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Thursday, February 7, 2013 2:51 AM

Good Morning! from Tipton IN.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Cool

Mischief

TIPTON

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Posted by galaxy on Thursday, February 7, 2013 3:32 AM

Morning KONA coffee in the diner...

ALOHA!

GOOD MORNING!!!

Today is Thursday, February 7th, 2013!

 

At 11:30 pm HST it is a blamy 70 degrees F or 21 degrees C at Wahiawa, Oahu,  Hawaii

The prayer candles are lit for those special needs!

Have a great day!

Geeked

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Posted by "JaBear" on Thursday, February 7, 2013 3:37 AM

JeremyB

 Any tips and well wishes would be great at the moment. You know how it is when you get encouragement from people, kind of makes things a bit easier.

Gidday Jeremy, By now you will have done your first 12 hour night shift which is daunting enough in its self, but new job as well !!!. I hope it all went well for you but expect you're really wacked right now.
Having worked both 1500 to 0300 nights, and 1900 to 0500 nights , which usually with overtime went to 0700 , what I did with the last job was at the end of the shift I went straight home ,had a light snack, shower then bed. Then got up at about 1430 spent time with my wife, children when they got home from school and also did my chores and then had dinner with the family at 1800 before heading off to work. Lunch was of course at midnight. Because coffee kept me awake in the morning, I never had one after 2200.
It is hard getting into a routine, but working nights has its advantages, I could get to the shops in the afternoon if it was required, more time with my kids, and also the top management wasn't around to bug me. Big Smile plus, and I don't know if it applies in your area, but the night shift allowance was good for the pay packet.
Good Luck.
Thoughts and Best Wishes to All that need them.
Cheers, the Bear.

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Posted by Cederstrand on Thursday, February 7, 2013 7:54 AM

Italian Roast coffee in a  UNION PACIFIC  mug,please.

Have a good day all. Healing thoughts to those in need.

Cheers! Cowboy Rob

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 7, 2013 7:55 AM

cudaken
 Jeffery, not sure what happened but when I tried to watch the Video, it locked up Firefox Big Time! Had to reboot the computer twice to get Firefox to work again.

I've come across a couple others who had a problem with that link. They had success with this link: http://s1126.beta.photobucket.com/user/scott-running-bear/media/PIC_0020.mp4.html

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Posted by alexstan on Thursday, February 7, 2013 7:56 AM
Goodnight from Australia. It's 12:26Am here, so I better get to bed. Hope y'all have a great day!

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Posted by JeremyB on Thursday, February 7, 2013 8:27 AM

Hi Guys

Well, I just had the worst day work wise I have ever had. Anybody wanting to know details can PM me and I will go into more.

Wow, looks like quite the storm is on its way for us.

Jeremy

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Posted by TMarsh on Thursday, February 7, 2013 8:35 AM

(tags Alex as he exits and I walk in)

Good Morning from the U. S.!!! Oh wait, Australia is a continent, Good Morning from America!!! Or did he mean…it as a country…., or…Tongue Tied.never mind. I’ll figure that out later.

Howahya, howahya, howahya! (Cotton pickin Ray put that in my head from yesterday…Mischief.blame him.)

Dr Pepper and a sweet Italian sausage sandwich with green peppers and onions covered in melted mozzarella cheese, and some potato chips please, thanks.

Occasional showers and possibly a thunderstorm. High near 51.  Chance of precipitation is 80%. Oh I hope so. Maybe I’ll wash the truck just to help push it along. Yah, think I will.

Jeffrey- Nice looking mower. Hope it serves as well as the Peerless. Camera works great too!!

Ray- Bring the shovel in with you. On second thought, bring the snowblower in and you can just chew your way out.

 Welp today....Hmm Huh?...you know I'm just not gonna say. Nothing works out as planned anyway except to go to w**k this evening. Yesterday I went to the Chinese Buffet when I wanted to go to Sonic for the foot long Hot Dogs and Tots thing, and the trip to Sam's club went ok until I got to the checkout to find that Brenda, the purveyor of misinformation, had written the wrong PIN for the debit card for the Foundation. So that prompted a phone call to her. Starting to think she is a bit dislexic. Is it possible to be partly dislexic? Like only when you write numbers? She can read them as written, but if she writes them down, she gets them mixed up. Not all the time either. Just sometimes. Mainly when she writes them down for meHmm.    Aaaanyway...., after that and a trip to Walmart WHERE by the way, I found soda $2 a case cheaper than Sam's, it was right up against supper time and I had a Church meeting so....once again, NOTHING got done here.....nothing. So today, I plan nothing and should not be disappointed.

Ya’ll have a good day, ya hear!!!!

Todd  

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Posted by Curt Webb on Thursday, February 7, 2013 8:40 AM

Morning All,

Have some errands to run today. Tomorrow I am teaching CPR all day (0830-1800) since I had the truck problems last week.

I have 1 more week then my w**k schedule changes to Sun, Mon, Tues and with a different partner.

Jeff- Nice video.

Galaxy- When I was stationed in HI our house was about 20 minutes from Wahiawa. I used to live in Makakilo but believe the name has since been changed to Kapolei.

I think I will run trains for awhile today since I don't have much to do.

Hope everyone has a good day and prayers for those in need.

Curt Webb

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 7, 2013 9:21 AM

Good morning. It's 58° with 97% humidity and patchy fog. It'll be cloudy with a high of 72°.


Not a lot on my schedule today unless somebody changes it. The layout is in dire need of a cleanup but I just haven't gotten to it.

I've figured out all the little things on the new video camera. I have video resolution set 720p (1080p is max, QVGA is min) and still photo resolution is set 5 mp (8 mp is max, QVGA is min). It weighs 3.4 ounces, records to an SD card (up to 32 gb), it has macro mode, lens aperture - F/2.8. The zoom is 4.0x digital zoom. The internal software though is pretty lame and the buttons are hard to use. Y\I have to be really careful with them. Some joker decided it should be blue (purple passion but looks blue to me) with gray characters. Both colors that I have trouble seeing. The AV interface is composite audio/video and HDMI. The unit is about as big as a deck of playing cards.



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Posted by chochowillie on Thursday, February 7, 2013 10:03 AM

jeffrey-wimberly
The unit is about as big as a deck of playing cards.

HO scale Vid Camera??? Laugh

Dennis

TOP so it looks like breakfast is on me today.

Here's my CC Flo and don't forget to tip yourself OK.

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Posted by howmus on Thursday, February 7, 2013 10:09 AM

Mornin' everyone!

Zoe, I'll have a short stack of pineapple pancakes with real maple syrup to start today.  Oh, yes, my usual dark roast coffee in a FGLK Mug as well....  Thank you Ma'am!

It is a chilly 23°F outside (actually about normal for this time of year) with a high of 27°F later this afternoon.  The Winter Storm Watch is now changed to a warning.  Storm is predicted to start late tonight and continue through Saturday morning.  Prediction has deteriorated to:

"ACCUMULATIONS... SNOW AND SLEET ACCUMULATING 4 TO 8 INCHES. ICE ACCUMULATING LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF AN INCH OVERNIGHT AND LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF AN INCH FRIDAY... LEADING TO STORM TOTALS OF UP TO ONE TENTH OF AN INCH."

The sn*w is no problem, but the ice is not a good thing...  Hopefully it will mostly be just heavy wet sn*w.  I have petroleum distillate for the old huff and putt sn*w removal contraption.  Have some salt for the ice.

All you of you in the North east US, stay warm and safe!

Later!

73

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Posted by galaxy on Thursday, February 7, 2013 10:44 AM

Well

I went grocery shopping for a few items and to wally world. Between my back, knee and hip I came home in agony.

Fortunately my next injection session is next Tuesday for the steroid injections for my back. I cannot Wait.

Stomach/intestines feeling better, but still "restless".

We are only expecting 3-4 inches of snow, so no need to worry for us,. RAY.

Filling out gov't paperwork for renewals  and anews. Goody.

Sent in new lease for lot.

sent my friend some papers he asked us to print off since his printer isn't working.

Postal service to drop Saturday delivery? all that means is a back-up of mail to be delivered on Mondays! I rely on the postal service,and like to keep people in jobs for processing my payments of bills, etc.!!! all we need in a bad economy is MORE jobs lost.

MOH is nervous...had a stop-loss meeting about loss of job, and MAY get reinstated, but has to Wait til Monday to find out! DOesn't isn't not sure if MOH wants job back?

Well. as sore as I am, I'd better resst.

Making copies of all your documents is a pain in the posterior region of the gluteous maximus! Fortunately we have a scanner/copier/fax/printer all-in-one for the job.

Well, I HOPE ULRICH is making out alright with the parents! A special prayer candle is lit for them!!!

well, I go rest now.

It is 68F, 20C in Oahu, Hawaii at a 1/4 to 7 am!!! MAYBE someday I will be there...I will return!!! I have faith!!!

Geeked

-G .

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