Idiots guide to DCC.......

For what it is worth @Fitz Orchard I also think you did a good job, there clearly is a view that @Software Tools has and is known for upsetting views elsewhere. I tend to ignore such comments these days unless I can see that they are entirely wrong or too elitist. Penanticism can be rather a nasty affliction, guilty of it myself at times but I keep it to things that I know are clearly off the wall.
 
Fwiw, Fritz, your post was exactly how i too understand things.
And, helpful.

Folks criticize but forget to add anything truly useful. Definitions are not illustrative, speaking for myself.
 
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dunnyrail said:
there clearly is a view that Software Tools has and is known for upsetting views elsewhere
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The simple fact is that electricity is potentially deadly, and may kill you in flash if you get it wrong. Propagating explanations about electricity which are misleading remains extremely naive, no matter what the intent was.

As previously stated it is not hard to find simple, and correct, explanations regarding the nature of electricity. :banghead:
 
Software Tools said:
The simple fact is that electricity is potentially deadly, and may kill you in flash if you get it wrong. Propagating explanations about electricity which are misleading remains extremely naive, no matter what the intent was.

As previously stated it is not hard to find simple, and correct, explanations regarding the nature of electricity. :banghead:
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Agree in part, but we are talking low voltage power to track and accesories, even the most electrically inept modeller should understand the difference between the mains from the house and the low power passing to the train set. Perhaps this could be mentioned in the guide to assist/save any possible doubt?
 
dunnyrail said:
Agree in part, but we are talking low voltage power to track and accesories, even the most electrically inept modeller should understand the difference between the mains from the house and the low power passing to the train set. Perhaps this could be mentioned in the guide to assist/save any possible doubt?
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Unfortunately the instruction about "disconnecting from the mains" is often the one ignored.
 
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