Ray and Joe
Thanks for your time and help.
Ray ,
Joe told me about your site and I have been reading and trying to learn about DC running trains . Then about understanding DCS with WiFi in general.
I was recently very impressed at York with the MTH guys at their display and after discussing the subject in depth I decided to buy it and play with it outside on the G railroad.
Not in the train room with O gauge. I really thought it would be a fun thing to run trains with my i-pad.
Ray, I already have two new USA Power 10 transformer. The reason is I never expected to go remote of any kind. So much for that. I will keep the Bridgewerks advice in mind.
Ray, This was a surprise, Also as noted on my Tips page, wire each loop in one continuous electrical oval/bloack and don't break into electrical blocks as you may have read in Barry's book or read online. I would have thought star wiring and that has kept me away from DCS for years. I am very glad you suggest that in DC.
Ray, Another BIG surprise. (DC in this case) you would connect one power supply to TIU fixed 1 and the other to TIU fixed 2. (+ to red and - to black terminals). See my Tips page for how to wire TIU and power supply.
II would have guessed Passive , that shows you how weak I am with DC train running.
Ray and Joe I'll forget about the crossover switches and each loop will be completely separate...... except black common wire, (correct)?
Joe as you told me with e-mail I have and will use Splitjaw clamps exclusively on all track and wire connections.
I will continue reading your information Ray.
Thanks to both of you for getting back with help.
Larry