Larry. Your health and well being are more important than worrying about posting videos. I'm sure your subscribers all understand. As you said we can catch up on the 350 plus vids you have. You have been an instrumental guiding force of the model railroading community. And personally, I would not have know how to handle or do some things without your informative videos. Along that your replies to viewer comment are much more consistent than most other posters. We will be there when you are! Thanks Larry! Cheers, Earl
Heath is way more important than giving us the weekly information, teaching and advice. For the ones who think differently be thankful of the other 356 videos Larry has made. Larry do not push yourself to make a video, we want you to feel better and healthy rather than a 30 min video every week.
Good luck on your health issues. We'll all be praying for your super fast recovery and looking forward to seeing you back online teaching us all this nifty stuff. Just take your time and take care. You're the best!
Larry, I wish you a full and speedy recovery from your medical situation. Please make your health your main priority! In the meantime I will continue to read your books! All the best to you.
Very best of wishes with regard to your health issue Larry. Your weekly contribution to the model railway community is amongst the very best and much appreciated.
Larry, loving your videos and thanks so much for sharing all your knowledge. Your health absolutely has to come first, so hope all goes to plan, and a speedy recovery.
Hey Larry, you should focus on your health mate - you've made such a huge contribution to the hobby with the books, the videos and your willingness to share knowledge and experience. I haven't got through all of your videos yet (I've made a decent dent though!), so there is still plenty for me to enjoy! Whilst we all would love to see you continue to inspire with regular videos, your health is number 1. The videos can wait. Look after yourself, take it easy and get the health stuff sorted. Best wishes from Sydney, Australia!
Thank you for for another informative video Larry. However I would echo the sentiments of other viewers in that your health is paramount. Wishing you well for your future.
Larry, Take care of yourself first! You have provided us SO much great information over the years! We’ll manage. You handle the medical issues! Thank you so much for all you do! I’m a fan in Greensboro.
Larry, your health and well being must come first. I really enjoy watching your videos, and have learnt much about DCC and all sorts of other model railway related things. I wish you well for the future, and do take care of yourself.
Your health is all that matters. Take care of yourself first and foremost. If you can do a video, great. If not, don't worry about it at all. Thanks for all you do!
As always, a great video about a great product. Please though, take care of yourself! We aren’t going anywhere and want to see you for a long time to come. Even if it’s just once a year. You are very special and much appreciated. So please take care.
Let me add my well wishes to you as well. Thank you for your great contributions to model railroading over the years. Take care of yourself first. Hopefully a Cheerwine, BBQ sandwich, and a Moon Pie will take care of you😁
Appreciate all you do (and have done) Larry. Learnt so much from you. Thank you. Why not go to a fortnightly video. One of my other favourite channels, Chadwick Model Railways, did that sometime back. It has not been detrimental to the channel or the hobby, whilst relieving the pressure of the ‘weekly’ event. Pray your health improves. Every blessing.
Post whenever you feel like posting. I'm just here to get educated in case I decide to invest in a layout at some point in the future. Knowing what products work and which other products don't work helps because there are all kinds of junk products for a particular task out there.
The push button switches do NOT have to be latching. Momentary switches work just fine. Each time you press such a switch the associated output(s) will toggle between activated (on) and deactivated (off). You can also use a non-momentary toggle switch which would have the benefit of having an obvious physical state (up vs. down).
I have LED lighting all over my layout. I kept it simple and inexpensive with no resistors, using a 3 volt power supply and on/off switches. Sorry, but the other route is expensive and more complicated. Also a lot more wiring. I model railroad to have fun, not be a slave.
I generally do that too except in scenes where I need a special effect such as a fire flickering or lights turning on and off at random, etc. so this will be perfect for those situations.
You likely could assuming you have the time, talent, interest, and electronics savvy to figure out how. Unfortunately a lot of folks are not so inclined and that’s where a product like this serves a need..
Larry. Your health and well being are more important than worrying about posting videos. I'm sure your subscribers all understand. As you said we can catch up on the 350 plus vids you have. You have been an instrumental guiding force of the model railroading community. And personally, I would not have know how to handle or do some things without your informative videos. Along that your replies to viewer comment are much more consistent than most other posters. We will be there when you are!
Thanks Larry!
Cheers,
Earl
Don't worry about posting every week,your health comes first.👍Take care.
Heath is way more important than giving us the weekly information, teaching and advice. For the ones who think differently be thankful of the other 356 videos Larry has made.
Larry do not push yourself to make a video, we want you to feel better and healthy rather than a 30 min video every week.
"Larry, you take care of yourself no matter what! Your fans are always here for you including my self.👍
Good luck on your health issues. We'll all be praying for your super fast recovery and looking forward to seeing you back online teaching us all this nifty stuff. Just take your time and take care. You're the best!
Larry, I wish you a full and speedy recovery from your medical situation. Please make your health your main priority! In the meantime I will continue to read your books! All the best to you.
Very best of wishes with regard to your health issue Larry. Your weekly contribution to the model railway community is amongst the very best and much appreciated.
Larry, loving your videos and thanks so much for sharing all your knowledge. Your health absolutely has to come first, so hope all goes to plan, and a speedy recovery.
Hey Larry, you should focus on your health mate - you've made such a huge contribution to the hobby with the books, the videos and your willingness to share knowledge and experience. I haven't got through all of your videos yet (I've made a decent dent though!), so there is still plenty for me to enjoy! Whilst we all would love to see you continue to inspire with regular videos, your health is number 1. The videos can wait.
Look after yourself, take it easy and get the health stuff sorted. Best wishes from Sydney, Australia!
Health always comes first. . 👍. And it's not like we haven't got a vast library of quality videos that you have already done to keep us busy ✌️
Thank you for for another informative video Larry. However I would echo the sentiments of other viewers in that your health is paramount. Wishing you well for your future.
Larry, Take care of yourself first! You have provided us SO much great information over the years! We’ll manage. You handle the medical issues! Thank you so much for all you do! I’m a fan in Greensboro.
Larry, your health and well being must come first. I really enjoy watching your videos, and have learnt much about DCC and all sorts of other model railway related things. I wish you well for the future, and do take care of yourself.
Sorry to hear about your health issues. I know how that is. Don’t let it get you down. Stay on track! High ball down the road!
Best wishes Larry. Take care of yourself first.
Your health is all that matters. Take care of yourself first and foremost. If you can do a video, great. If not, don't worry about it at all. Thanks for all you do!
Wishing you the best with your health Larry. Many thanks for this and every other video, which have been invaluable in my learning of the hobby.
Good 🍀 Luck with your medical situation, Larry! Here's hoping for the best resolution.
Take care of yourself Larry. I'm not doing so good myself. Your health comes first.
It looks like a great product an our thoughts and prayers are with you. We’ll be here.
As always, a great video about a great product. Please though, take care of yourself! We aren’t going anywhere and want to see you for a long time to come. Even if it’s just once a year. You are very special and much appreciated. So please take care.
Best wishes with your health issues Larry. Your health always takes precedence. Regards Peter
Let me add my well wishes to you as well. Thank you for your great contributions to model railroading over the years. Take care of yourself first. Hopefully a Cheerwine, BBQ sandwich, and a Moon Pie will take care of you😁
Gotta be RC Cola and a Moon Pie😁
Appreciate all you do (and have done) Larry. Learnt so much from you. Thank you.
Why not go to a fortnightly video. One of my other favourite channels, Chadwick Model Railways, did that sometime back. It has not been detrimental to the channel or the hobby, whilst relieving the pressure of the ‘weekly’ event.
Pray your health improves.
Every blessing.
Take care of yourself first and foremost Larry. Your health is more important than anything else.
I've enjoyed your videos for many years and hope the health problems will turn out to be minor. Best Wishes! 🙂
Take care Larry, health is important, I know it, just whent throught a prostat cancer and for now getting well, Ron
Thanks Larry, I appreciate you show casing new or evolving technologies and how we can use them.
My best wishes to you.
Hi Larry, Look forward to your informative videos every week but look after yourself and loved ones first. Take care.
Post whenever you feel like posting. I'm just here to get educated in case I decide to invest in a layout at some point in the future. Knowing what products work and which other products don't work helps because there are all kinds of junk products for a particular task out there.
All the best !!!
I almost got scared when you didn't post a video last week! I hope you will be well and post regularly.
Larrry As always very interesting information. Stay well
Love the videos but health comes first. Best wishes.
Thank you for sharing.👍
take care
hello Larry & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Larry Friends Randy
Hi Larry. Do the push button switches need to be latching or can push to make work as well ? Take care of yourself. Derek
The push button switches do NOT have to be latching. Momentary switches work just fine. Each time you press such a switch the associated output(s) will toggle between activated (on) and deactivated (off). You can also use a non-momentary toggle switch which would have the benefit of having an obvious physical state (up vs. down).
I have LED lighting all over my layout. I kept it simple and inexpensive with no resistors, using a 3 volt power supply and on/off switches. Sorry, but the other route is expensive and more complicated. Also a lot more wiring. I model railroad to have fun, not be a slave.
I generally do that too except in scenes where I need a special effect such as a fire flickering or lights turning on and off at random, etc. so this will be perfect for those situations.
@@TheDCCGuy Understood. Have a fantastic weekend.
HI I'm looking for LCC basic info to be used with different systems. I looked on your video and didn't find it. Do you know of a video to help me?
Healing prayers aloft, take time for thee .... we're a patient lot ;-]
Take care of health issues first all the best videos when you can ..
It seems like a nice try for people who don't know how to use arduinos. I will stick with arduinos for a lot more options
Seems like I could do the same thing with an Arduino.
You likely could assuming you have the time, talent, interest, and electronics savvy to figure out how. Unfortunately a lot of folks are not so inclined and that’s where a product like this serves a need..
Health comes first I hope it’s nothing 🙏