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I applied for the same grant. All I needed was a vacuum chamber. All they send me was enough to buy a roll of Scotch Tape...:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Don't know about you, but I seldom use a vacuum chamber to wrap my presents in. It makes breathing a bit difficult.:mrgreen:

Good point, the default is 15. Anyway, CG is looking into why this is still happening.

Well, so far this thread has only one page, but that thread, the one I linked to, had two. For a time though, only one was accessible. Now they both are, but I wanted to see if anyone else was having the same problem. Apparently they were.

Does anyone have a problem seeing the posts on page2 of this thread: http://zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163275 I have a feeling that there are still problems viewing posts. Let me also know if you're still having problems with double posts or getting blank pages. Thanks, they are...

Yes, that's all part of the same problem.... And yes, the techies are indeed working on a solution, so hang in there please....:wave: :wave:

Yes, we are having problems with posting. It's mostly in going to the right page. Sometimes you have to hit the "refresh" or "reload" button to get there. The programmers have been notified and I'm hoping they're busy working on it.

Lynn, One more way to subscribe to a thread is to go to "additional options" below the composition window. There is a box there that you can use to add a subscription to that particular thread that you're posting to.

WHOOPIE, WHOOPIE, WHOOPIE bounce7bounce7bounce7bounce7 CONGRATULATIONS TO Squidbait FOR A GREAT 1000 POSTS :wave7::wave7::wave7::wave7:

I could tell you where to go Lynn....:twisted: :twisted: but you're too good a friend for me to do that.:wave: :wave: My wife always leaves opening like that, which is one reason why I married her.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: Just a barrel of laughs.sign1 sign1 Yeah, we've been having problems with...

Yep, with a fifty-cent discount with the card for up to two people. It costs more in gas to get there nowadays than the admission. See you all there...:wave::wave:

I plan on going, I think TrainNut plans on being there too. I'm going to contact Woodone and see if he wants to go as well. Thanks for the reminder, looking forward to seeing you an your family there.

Let us know when something isn't working right here. Sometimes we know already, sometimes we don't so it never hurts to report a problem that affects you. The programmers are responding to our needs and wants, and we appreciate that just as much as we appreciate the feedback we get from everyone...

Just in case anyone wants more info, here's what Paul posted on AMR: Qube (David), should keep everyone updated there and either Mikey or myself will pass that on here.

It's good to hear from you again. It's got to be tough, but hang in there, the more you try, the easier it gets so let's hope you're around more often now that you have access to your computer. Oh yeah, and thank David for keeping us all updated.

When I quite, I had to stop drinking beer and stop shooting pool. When I shot pool (I belonged to a billiard league at work), I always drank beer, and when I drank beer I wanted to smoke. I quit cold turkey over 40 years, and yes, about a year later I could go into a bar or a pool hall without...

I don't think that a 250 volt fuse costs any more than a 100 volt, to be sure, they might be a bit cheaper than say a 50 volt one because they're more popular. We used to buy fuses in bulk for our systems and the power supplies we used to build. I'd always buy 250 volt fuses since I could then...

Fuses are rated by max voltage and max current. While it's true that watts = volts x amps, these are maximum ratings and are independent of one another. One can use a 250 volt fuse on a 12 volt circuit, it's the current rating that matters here. One should always use a fuse that's somewhat above...

To me these look like just power distribution points. Main power in, separate, fused power terminals out. As far as fuse ratings, the voltage isn't significant, that's the max voltage it can take. What is significant is the amp, or current rating. If you're running an accessory that normally...

You can always add an external reversing switch. All you need is a DPDT (double pole, double throw) switch. I'll show you how to wire it up if you want. Running trains for eight hours a day will generate a bit of heat in the transformer so it's always best to use a power pack that's over-rated...