"I have to find everything for you youngones" or something like that
http://www.bromsgrovemodels.co.uk/hornb ... cinstr.htm
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dcc chipping a terrier
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by Teleman on Sun Jun 15, 2008 8:08 am
I can do a 'Pol' here "I have to find everything for you youngones" or something like that
http://www.bromsgrovemodels.co.uk/hornb ... cinstr.htm
"I have to find everything for you youngones" or something like that
http://www.bromsgrovemodels.co.uk/hornb ... cinstr.htm
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by traincliff on Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:52 pm
There is a a Railway Modeller Shows You How book about DCC decoder installation that costs just £1 I think (but dearer on ebay!) and one of the locos in it is indeed a Terrier with a good write up. It has several other conversions in it incuding a Lima diesel and a Bachmann split chassis. I successfully chipped my "Portishead" using the guide but used a Lenz Mini Silver rather than Gold as in the text.
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