Athearn SD60 Gets a Decoder

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @forgonezinke
    @forgonezinke 17 дней назад +1

    i think Canadian that model RR tutorials on how to do stuff will help a lot in the model RR space

  • @safetyfirst300
    @safetyfirst300 19 дней назад

    Nothing better than a good solid decoder installation.

  • @darrincalcutt8332
    @darrincalcutt8332 19 дней назад

    We love doing decoder installations.

  • @FunWithHOScaleStuff
    @FunWithHOScaleStuff 11 дней назад +1

    Very interesting. I would recommend you never flex a circuit board because the tiny circuit traces can easily crack and become intermittent. Thanks for sharing you conversion of this attractive locomotive model. Regards.

  • @canadianlocomotivelogistics
    @canadianlocomotivelogistics  19 дней назад

    Any questions, about any installation, just ask.

  • @michaelcudby787
    @michaelcudby787 7 дней назад +1

    Hey there.I could be wrong, but that is likely a Railpower Products frame & body with loads of extra detail, as Athearn never made a SD 60 in the bluebox range. Someone has spent a lot of time & money making up that model. Well done to that person. Probably, after doing all that work, Athearn released the RTR model of an SD60.Love seeing how slow a loco movesat SS1 & this decoder does it well, apart from the noisey hum. Was that a TCS decoder or an ESU? Thanks for the video.