Latest RailRoad News
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Zoom info for Visitation and Funeral
I will do everything I can to accommodate those who are unable to attend physically to participate. I will do my best for those remotely during the viewing to have ...
Posted Jan 26, 2021, 2:04 PM by Joe Kamm
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With heavy heart we announce the passing of Richard
On January 24, 2021, Richard Conrad Kamm, M.D. Ph. D, 73, passed away in Shreveport, Louisiana after a brief illness. Visitation for the public will be on Thursday ...
Posted Jan 26, 2021, 1:58 PM by Joe Kamm
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November 15th- Bells and Whistles by Dillon Stokes
A couple of questions often asked in model railroading is what are the proper whistle and bell signals and when and where are you supposed to use headlights? Well lets ...
Posted Nov 16, 2018, 11:25 AM by Sue Line RailRoad
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June 5th- SIGNALS ON THE SUE LINE by Dillon Stokes
This posting is about signals, and your authority on the track. What they are called, what they mean, and how to operate on them. This article is by Sue Line ...
Posted Jun 5, 2018, 11:04 AM by Sue Line RailRoad
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February 6th- On the Shoulder of Giants- Part 18
Make no mistake about it.
The Sue Line is about operations.
It is the glue that helps bring together a disparate group of people
together each Thursday night. Over the ...
Posted Feb 6, 2018, 8:58 AM by Sue Line RailRoad
| Welcome!After
25 years of running RailCommand and a "home made" signal
system running on an 8088, the management has finally realized that the
system is obsolete and needed to be replaced.
Starting in the summer of 2009, systems were studied and after
much debate we have chosen the Easy DCC system by
CVP
Products and the Signal system produced by R-R
CirKits. Both are being installed after removing the
old system down to the track
jumpers. The signal system will be utilized in conjunction with the JMRI Panel Pro. We are currently using a fast clock from Iowa Scaled Engineering.
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