Thanks for an excellent video. In fitting parts such as dynamo, whistle, regulator and safety valves by Ozie Detailing Parts/Kerobi is it just a case of removing the existing units and drilling appropriate holes to mount the alternative parts without removing the body of the loco. I asked a well known fixer of locos to make the alterations but they advised it was beyond the normal fixing work. The hands of an 89 yr old are not what they used to be. Ken Durham
Thank you Chris. I have been searching for a good video on fitting DCC sound to a new SARM 38 class. Finally found yours. I am eagerly awaiting my backordered non-streamlined black 38 DCC ready. When I get it I will be following your guidance keenly. I'd like to learn more about your close coupling spring. It's a great idea.
This is a fantastic video, very informative. Thanks for posting. I have one of these running on DCC without any problems, or so I thought. After seeing your video I'll be checking a couple of things on the loco. Well done.
Thanks Doug look out for another video update when the 2nd and 3rd variations from ARM of the 38 arrive in streamlined and non Streamlined in black livery. I’ll make sure I back up all the video immediately next time.
Fantastic video and clear advice on how to improve this model. I have one and will be following some of your tips. Thank you so much for such a helpful video
Hi Bruce. The decoder is a ESU V5 with my own sound file.unsung some files from the ESU library and recordings I engineered my self. The speakers are from Digikey 25x15.5mm in the front of smoke box and a 20x13mm in the rear of the chassis Another clip with a loco running ua-cam.com/video/EmzWGSVM84E/v-deo.html
Thanks for an excellent video. In fitting parts such as dynamo, whistle, regulator and safety valves by Ozie Detailing Parts/Kerobi is it just a case of removing the existing units and drilling appropriate holes to mount the alternative parts without removing the body of the loco. I asked a well known fixer of locos to make the alterations but they advised it was beyond the normal fixing work. The hands of an 89 yr old are not what they used to be. Ken Durham
Thank you Chris. I have been searching for a good video on fitting DCC sound to a new SARM 38 class. Finally found yours. I am eagerly awaiting my backordered non-streamlined black 38 DCC ready. When I get it I will be following your guidance keenly. I'd like to learn more about your close coupling spring. It's a great idea.
This is a fantastic video, very informative. Thanks for posting. I have one of these running on DCC without any problems, or so I thought. After seeing your video I'll be checking a couple of things on the loco.
Well done.
Thanks Doug look out for another video update when the 2nd and 3rd variations from ARM of the 38 arrive in streamlined and non Streamlined in black livery.
I’ll make sure I back up all the video immediately next time.
Cheers for the video. My front and rear wheels were out of gauge too.
Great informative video,well done Chris,I have a 38 so will be following your mods,one of the best modeling videos I have seen,thanks Pete S
Fantastic video and clear advice on how to improve this model. I have one and will be following some of your tips. Thank you so much for such a helpful video
Excellent Video! I'm saving up for one of these for my layout! thanks for sharing mate!
Fantastic work Chris, well done, wish I had the skills to do this, might have to get someone ro do it for me.
Does anyone know how to fit a couplet to the front?
I will definitely modify the upcoming 3803 and 3820
Thank you.
Thanks for that, can I ask, where you got the HO wheel guage?
do you think you could put in the description the detailed parts you used on the c38
I got offered a trade my eureka 3830 qsi for a 3820 amr esu would this be a good trade?
What sound decoder and speaker did you use?
Hi Bruce.
The decoder is a ESU V5 with my own sound file.unsung some files from the ESU library and recordings I engineered my self.
The speakers are from Digikey 25x15.5mm in the front of smoke box and a 20x13mm in the rear of the chassis
Another clip with a loco running ua-cam.com/video/EmzWGSVM84E/v-deo.html