RexAshton

Everything but the motor when I looked.

Is it this one by any chance? https://www.dccsupplies.com/shop/class-66-n-motor/

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Will someone PLEASE get back to what the OP originally asked?

The website is pretty clear as here. https://www.warrenshephard.com/GWR Locos/52XX1.htm

Nothing stopping you make MJT ones rigid but your stock would run better with the compensation and they're easy to assemble.

I've used the DGs for years with excellent results. I know you're working in 00 but 0 gauge ones are a better bet. Dimensionally they are the same as the 00 ones but are etched on slightly thicker brass. This means that the folds do not need reinforcing with solder - making them easier to chemically black (paint will gum them up). The extra thickness also improves the fit of the delay latch which on the 00 ones can drop down the side of the hook as it's quite a loose fit in its hole.

Thanks Iain. I'll try that and see what happens.

I agree. An email to your local club secretary would almost certainly get a reply.

Thanks. I understand that and the brake function works fine using a Digitrax handset. usinf the Multimause the brakes don't release when I release F2 unless I press it a second time.What I want to do is change the F2 button from toggle function to intermittent if that makes sense.

Thanks peterm. Do you you know how I would do that.

Hi All Does anyone know if it possible to program the F2 button on a Roco Multimaus to use as an active brake button please.

Maybe not but then neither are you helping the suppliers on which we all rely.

I use the headband version of this. It's A1.

Try Olivias Trains.