melvin

No. Not yet just planning stage. But Station Masters response has given some food for thought.

Yes it certainly does, mind you i will have read and digest it further. Thanks for taking the time to respond. Mel.

I understand that laying track on curves has to be right, But how. I know that tracksetta have a range of sizes, but how do work out which one to give me the curve to fit the width?

Building it for your daughter then, I built mine for grandchildren they lost interest now its only me that has to play with it.

I use Gaugemaster DCC 80. So simple to use. Cheap as Chips. ( With Cod of course)

OK Lads Holding my head in shame. Yes wires transposed . Never done that in 15 years. Now where's my pills. Some interesting comment though. And yes my ZTC 611 does have a dedicated program output Which as you know reduces power to the decoder. Regards.

Direct wired from Program Track output socket from the controller. Observing correct wiring IE Rail Outer Black. Rail Inner Red Hope this helps.

Having decided to relay a section of track, part of which includes my program track. I do not use a separate program track, prefer not to handle my locos on & off. One end is open, the other enters a point, then onto the main line. Exit & Entry to the program track is protected with insulated joiners at the frog & outer rail. The Live Point is a new Peco. The attached frog wire is soldered to a Gaugemaster DCC80 frog switcher. It shorts even without this. But, every time a Loco enters or leaves the program track it shorts. Out of ideas Guys, any thoughts. Regards.