BLU-PNP8 Install into a Broadway Limited Imports C30-7

[@stephenminton4789]

You made it look so easy. These build videos really help to show what can be done to a poor sounding & running locomotive. Keep them coming. Gives one the confidence to take on the swap.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for watching! We're happy to help.

[@dwaineruthannarmentrout1811]

As always great installation tips especially for soldering the resistors on to the wire. Thanks for not skipping any steps along the way. It's so helpful. Really like the flexibility of the Blunami decorder to rename everything to what's easy to remember.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thank you for watching and for the feedback!

[@faizalhathy8433]

Very methodical and precise clear instructions. Thank you George.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for watching!

[@enriqueaguilar4892]

This is the technology I've been looking for for a long time until it came out around the year 2,000

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

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[@donaldshroyer8633]

Brave guy, wielding a hot iron with solder on it near the plastic shell.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Got to be careful!

[@canadianlocomotivelogistics]

Thanks, George. I appreciate the heads up on an installation, I have two for a customer to do.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Hope it goes well!

[@nicksanto882]

Fine job George! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for watching!

[@eddie9027]

Thank you, George!!!

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for watching.

[@ronaldrondeau7870]

thanks George great project

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for watching.

[@randylarson5682]

GREAT !! I have a BN BLI like this that had always a problem when approaching speed step 30, it starts to jerk !! And what in tarnation is that sound file they used ?? More suited for a electric loco I think. It is a great looking model, but that is all. I had planned on doing this for awhile & now with the Blunami technology, I'm intrigued to do it this way. I have 3 Loksound V5 locos that have this same problem. One Rapido & two Walther's Mainline. Get to speed step 20 & starts jerking. The lights & sounds work as they should so it's not a power pickup problem. Took a 21 pin Tsunami2 & put it in one of the Walther's that was bad & it ran great. So it looks like you could just leave the speakers in parallel then. Great video !! Thanks

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for the feedback! We are glad that you are enjoying your Tsunami2, Blunami has the same great features with the ease of operating the way you want!

[@Eduardomd54]

I agree with you George, I have one of those awful sound GE of Broadway Limited, in NdeM livery. For sure I will do it your way and put a Blunami BLU-PNP8

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for sharing your experience - glad you found this video helpful! Let us know how it turns out.

[@enriqueaguilar4892]

Blunami circuit board is worth putting into the locomotive n it sounds a lot better than the one that was installed before cause upgrading makes locomotive's better n worth buying for yourself for Ho train layouts DCC n Sound technology is entertaining for friends , family the kids n grandkids

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@williamtisher2012]

So, QSI decoder would be similar to remove?

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Contact our Support Team for advice on this: [phone] or [e-mail]

[@tiboore]

Question is there a blunami for n scale engine

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

N-Scale is further down the road. The current Bluetooth chip is too big for an N scale decoder. The BLU-21PNEM8 is currently the smallest Blunami decoder.

[@Eduardomd54]

I have another BLI locomotive, a Baldwin Centipede, also in NdeM Livery. I guess will be the same procedure, Which Blunami Decoder for this? Yo did not mention the "Current Keeper". I believe I saw a capacitor, maybe for this purpose in the original decoder. I Think I will not buy another BLI loco.

[@SoundtraxxDCC]

Our Support Team can answer any questions you have: [phone] or [e-mail]