NEM Pocket Conversion for N Gauge Peco wagon couplings, Ep7
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- How to convert N Gauge Peco wagon couplings to NEM pockets using the Dapol NEM pocket conversion kit, and fit the Easi-shunt coupling to allow automated uncoupling for an N Gauge model railway layout.
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Why do I need an NEM pocket
01:05 Parts used in this video
01:21 Remove the old coupling pocket
02:27 Detail look at coupling parts
02:53 The Height Gauge tool
03:14 Setting the NEM pocket position
04:03 Gluing the NEM pocket in position
05:15 Fitting the NEM insert
05:56 Coupling alignment tool
06:17 Easi-shunt auto uncoupling
Thanks for such a clear and detailed video on this, most helpful 👍
Thanks, Glad you found the video helpful
The tutorial I have been looking for. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I’m happy the algorithm suggested your channel👍🏼
I’m new to model railways and model in N Gauge.
This is great advice and something to do in the future.
Subscribed,
Ian
Thankyou and welcome to Channel 😀
@@LlanfordParkModelRailway My pleasure Sir!
Ian
That was really clear. I'm planning to use these coupling on a little shunting layout in a violin case, and this video takes some of the worry out of the process. My intention is to convert one end of a brake van so i don't have to modify a loco.
Thanks for the comment, I am glad that you found the video helpful.
It's occurred to me watching your video that all I need to do is set up a transition coach, like your truck, and I can decouple a rake of coaches in one simple motion ! Great little instructive video.
Thanks for the comment, glad you found the video helpful
Hi, I have had these couplers for quite some time now still in the unopened packet. Your explanation of what, and how to add these couplers I found to be well demonstrated and will now have a go at converting the wagons over the weekend. Much appreciated regards Joe
Thanks, I am glad you found the video helpful
This was very interesting. Can the Dapol coupling do the delayed uncoupling trick the Yanks have on their knuckle couplers (ie if you push two wagons together over the magnet they don't couple and you can push them along the track and drop one off)?
Thanks for your comment. If you keep pushing back, when the couplings are no longer over the magnet the couplings will close and lock again.
@@LlanfordParkModelRailway Thanks, noted, more magnets then.