Most of the work on Singen Hbf lately has been the kind you can't really see; wiring, relaying and expanding the fiddle yard, however I felt this picture of a variety of DBAG electrics grouped around the turntable came out fairly well. I've spent most of the day fixing a sound-fitted pair of 218's which was down to corroded contacts and a loose wire; and fitting a DCC decoder in an old Roco 143; which was surprisingly easy if you don't mind the lights not working. Frankly the only space for the chip is in the cab which precludes refitting the lighting parts on at least one end.
335 113-7 shunting at Muhldorf Depot
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Singen Hbf Update
Most of the work on Singen Hbf lately has been the kind you can't really see; wiring, relaying and expanding the fiddle yard, however I felt this picture of a variety of DBAG electrics grouped around the turntable came out fairly well. I've spent most of the day fixing a sound-fitted pair of 218's which was down to corroded contacts and a loose wire; and fitting a DCC decoder in an old Roco 143; which was surprisingly easy if you don't mind the lights not working. Frankly the only space for the chip is in the cab which precludes refitting the lighting parts on at least one end.
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