Steven, it sounds like what you was seeing was like a Sperry(i am sure i spelled that wrong

ops: )track detection car, or something similar, but modern day. without pics, its only a guess, but it sure sounds like a unit that would detect track problems. i am sorry, i don't have a pic of one.
Zachary, a 30w soldering gun would work fine:winki: . just a tip, when soldering to a decoder, or any circuit board, i put a bead of solder on the end of the iron, then quickly place the bead where needed on the circuit board, this way it lessens the chance of melting anything on it:thumb: .
Jim, WOW!:eeki: , thats quite a project you have there. Personally, i think you should turn that engine into whatever you wish, by the time you are finished with it i know it will be SLAP AWESOME, and would be a great addition to EITHER of those roads:winki: . BTW, your engine servicing facility looks like it coming along GREAT!:thumb:
CNWman, Deano's favorite energy drink?, survey says...COFFEE, its one of the major food groups, don't cha know:119: .
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Well, NOTHING worked out as i planned this weekend, but thats just par for the coarse these days:119: . really, thats OK, i have been posting lots of prototype pics on here lately anyways, and steamers, "odd" passenger trains, i think its time to post some of the "meat & potatoes" here on the RVS for a change:winki: .
:deano: -Deano