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I have a Atlas AEM-7 that is dead. The new blunami would be able to do the same?

Excellent video. I hope they will do the Cummins QSK95 sounds that are heard on the SC-44 and the ALC-42 chargers in the future. I plan to use those sounds with a Class 60 horn for my Heljan Class 60 Diesel Locomotive at the end of the year.

I just came across this video .... Subscribed!!!! 👍

I don’t like traction tires however but keep in mind you have two different diameter wheels on the same axle if you loose or remove a tire. Then one wheel will actually be slipping on the axle.

Great video... exact same problem and now I have an idea how to fix it thanks 😊

Great work!

That is fantastic work! Definitely a super cool engine.

Please a make a vid for your GP50. I've always wanted to see one of those in O gauge.

Fantastic work on this Ron!

Thought I felt a pain in my arm (and my legs, and my feet) a while back. Now I know why! Really awesome job on this 👍

Came out great, Ron. Looks like we could climb into the cab and take her for a spin!

Nice scratch built locomotive Ron. I like your battery charging board and indicator light set up. Great location to hind the charging port. Genius. 🙌👍🙂

Ron that is exceptional !

What type of coupler did you use

Very cool! I've had the RailPro for a couple weeks and have figured out the Loco Photo download. The loco needs to be a certain size to look right. I'll be trying the sounds next. And yes, it it easier with the CI-1 dongle. Your pointers about using Wav, 44.1K & mono will be very helpful. Thanks for the video.

Now you have also prevented city water from getting anywhere else in your camper.

Good video. Thank you.

Ron, what do you think about Blunami 4408 decoder board and controlling from an iPad versus the RailPro system? One of my subscribers tipped me to the Blunami system as an alternative to the RailPro controller system. I think you have dabbled in both systems. love to know your thoughts. Ron//

Do not try this on N gauge.Does not work!

Check out 1:27.

1/2" plug?

Interestingly I had a couple of stall spin crashes recently, I noticed my AS3X goes into a hard over aileron position with the nose straight down, like after a tip stall. The ailerons are not controllable so the result is a death spiral. Not cool.

plumbing newb, so this may be a dumb question but the part you just replaced was installed upside down on my rig and separated from the drain = major leak .. so before I put it back together correctly... which way does the beveled (red) gasket go? TIA

seems silly they lock the UI to the blunami. When its still just changing CV's behind the scenes.

I believe your error was not in the use of the aerosol paint, but the "harvesting" of it and then trying to run it through an airbrush. The results seem to indicate an overly thinned mixture somehow. I also believed one could only use RR paint on models until I was forced to use something else. I've used Rustoleum (which now owns Testors) self-etching automotive primer on models and it covers nicely, with even the foundry data on Kadee truck frames still readable. Unable to find the proper shade of off-white for another project, I settled for "almond" aerosol, the same color used on appliances. Both with and without primer, it went on smooth and clean. If you have your doubts, grab a cheap Tyco or other used "disposable" model and experiment. You might be surprised with what you discover.

That looks like it's for metal not plastic.

Penn Central also had some GP38s with the extended cab, as did Reading's SD45s, interestingly. This feature was used to accommodate a double sided control stand, for bidirectional operation.

HI Ron. Great video! Love the way you chop things up.

Nice work and presentation.

Gets a wowee from me. Fascinating to watch!

Great project Ron! Look forward to seeing how you’re going to mount those Kaydee couples and the final results of course, good job.

impressed

That loco is going to be awesome! The countersunk screws add a ton of strength as well. Great video. Keep them coming! I’m excited to see how it turns out

This is exactly the same problem I’m having. Everything you suggested is exactly what I was thinking. Thank you for the reassurance. Great video

Yes... Great point. Thanks.

If that check valve goes bad you will flood the RV cap the pump. 😮

Gonna have to do these cars when I make my basement into the Pureland Branch. Thanks for making it #2102 :)

Looks just like the real thing, Ron. Great job!

Nice job on the decals, looks good on that tank car. Highball makes some really nice stuff and I have used them in the past (my RCRX tank car is in his model gallery photos). I’ll have to ask him if he can scale it down to HO

Does rail pro make boards for o gauge

Great information

Very educational thank you

Ron - great series on the Railpro. I'm taking the plunge. Gonna dive into Railpro finally. To get started I just need the HC2 and LM4 board. Look forward to a new project. Thanks. 🌴😎

As said in the forum, the entire E unit metal frame, should be connected to the frame of the engine AKA common or ground. The switch to turn the E-unit coil off (thus locking in a direction) connects the one side of the coil through the metal lever of the switch, to the center post or rivet of the switch- to the frame of the E unit. It sitting there on the table by itself it cannot ever activate because it has no frame ground return path.

Nice color scheme. I echo your praise of High Ball Graphics. They saved me with a small custom order - Reporting marks for my N scale Orange Belt MRR.

How is the slow speed control? Does blunami have speed like legacy odessy 2 where when you set the speed it stays at that speed going around your layout up or down grades like legacy or dcs?

Our RV has the exact same issue from the factory. Short drain piece from the shower is always trying to pull away from the trap. Lousy attention to detail by the manufacturer.

Great modeling job!!! Great video! Are you happy with the top speed you get with the 11v battery? Have you had any problems with the overcurrent protection tripping when pulling max load?

great looking loco