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Thank you very much Ron. It might have been that someone else knows something that hadn´t been mentioned yet. I did not want to criticize anything - if it appeared so. @Robin2 Would yo learn Chinese just to understand the instruction on a bag of Chinese instant noodles ? Regards, Roland

A very nice discussion, raised by my question. But in my opinion quite useless for what I asked. I don´t know Arduino. And all the discussion did not show a solution. Is there any working wireless system, and if yes, usable for N scale (1/160 ) ? Of course I could steer a loco via RC. But only one. And nothing else, such as sounds, lights etc as shown with the BlueRail system. Roland

Well, if any other system offers the same or similar possibilities, and if the rx/sc chips are small enough to be installed in N scale locos - diesel as well as steam - it is not essential. Roland

Good evening, I am new here, after more than 40 years of "abstinence" I am just going to start again. The first step of course is to gather as much info as necessary about what one intends to to. My favourite gauge is N. I want to use BlueRail. Since in the other forum it is not allowed to ask questions, I put my first question in here. Regarding the BlueRail chip - does anyboy know if there is being planned to develop a smaller chip that fits N scale as well ? The actual chip is way too big to be used in N scale efficiently. And as far as I understand the principle there is no other way than installing the chip in the locos to get the opportunity to run more than one train simultaneouly on the same track. Using the chip separately outside the loco it is not more than a transmitter for one loco, just like in normal DC systems. Maybe there exist some new findings meanwile... Kind regards, Roland from Germany ( I hope my English is sufficient enough to express what i want to know and do...)

Thank you very much Lain, I will do that at once ! Kind regards, Roland

Good evening, I am new here, after more than 40 years of "abstinence" I am just going to start again. The first step of course is to gather as much info as necessary about what one intends to to. My favourite gauge is N. I want to use BlueRail. Since in the other forum it is not allowed to ask questions, I put my first question in here. Regarding the BlueRail chip - does anyboy know if there is being planned to develop a smaller chip that fits N scale as well ? The actual chip is way too big to be used in N scale efficiently. And as far as I understand the principle there is no other way than installing the chip in the locos to get the opportunity to run more than one train simultaneouly on the same track. Using the chip separately outside the loco it is not more than a transmitter for one loco, just like in normal DC systems. Maybe there exist some new findings meanwile... Kind regards, Roland from Germany ( I hope my English is sufficient enough to express what i want to know and do...)