From: Alan Lambert Fort Worth, Texas Another source is Z-Stuff for Trains at www.z-suff.net Alan Lambert
________________________________ From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2012 12:09 AM Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Recommending FUNCTIONING signals don"t forget nj international mel perry On Oct 10, 2012, at 2:49 PM, raisinone wrote: >Model Memories still has a twin signal mast on their web site, link is below. > You might also look through the Scenery section on the NASG Manufacturers >page (also link below) for other maufacturers. Des Plaines Hobby used to >have single mast target signals, but I am not sure if they still carry them - >that would be worth a call. As Paul points out, I am not familiar with >anyone who makes a complete package: mast, target, lights and electronics; so >you may have to marry a couple of products... > >http://www.modelmemories.com/sprods.htm#scat > >http://www.nasg.org/ > >Jim Kindraka >Plymouth, WI > >--- In [email protected], Paul Vaughn <pv_sn3@...> wrote: >> >> NCE makes a block detector and Wayne Roderick founder of the Teton Short >> Line made a 3 color signal system that has been in use sence 1967. You will >> have to make your own signal mast. >> >> Paul >> >> >> ________________________________ >> From: empirebuilderjjhill <empirebuilderjjhill@...> >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2012 10:34 PM >> Subject: {S-Scale List} Recommending FUNCTIONING signals >> >> Could any of you recommend signals, both crossing signals and railroad >> signals, that look `S' scale and have functional lighting? >> >> There's a HO club near me that has signals that are controlled from a >> central computer system and are actually used to direct the `engineers' and >> the trains they're running. I'm not looking for anything nearly this >> advanced. >> >> I figure the engineers can set their own mainline signals, using toggle >> switches, and tie the switch signals to the switches. >> >> As for the crossing signals, I'd want to set up some sort of tripwire system >> by which the approaching train sets off the signal. Since my club's layout >> is DCC, this tripwire would have to work with DCC. >> >> Finally, to avoid interference with any hi-cube equipment, I'm looking to >> avoid signal towers that bridge the rails. >> >> Thank you in advance for your recommendations. >> > >
