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March 28, 2016

Interview on Model Railcast Podcast 216

Switch district in North Las Vegas
We just got back from a great family vacation in southwest Utah. While we did a bunch of activities like hiking in lava tubes, climbing on petrified sand dunes, zig zagging up cliffs at Zion National park, and lots of golf, we hardly saw any trains. Except for about 30 minutes of railfanning North Las Vegas on the day we arrived, and two intermodals we saw on the way back to the airport, we didn't see a train for the whole week.

Just before we left, Tim Harrison interviewed me for the ModelRailcast podcast. We talked about my various projects, layouts and books. The audio track is available on itunes and at this link for non-itune users.
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2 comments:

  1. DaveApril 02, 2016

    Marty just started to listen to your interview. Enjoying the update on your layouts. About your thought about hooking up the sound to your stereo system I thought about a similar post by Lance Mindheim. He had a non-sound decoder in his engine and a sound decoder under the layout with the same address. The sound was then output to wireless headphones. You may have something already in the works but thought I would let you know.

    David

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  2. DaveApril 02, 2016

    Marty just started to listen to your interview. Enjoying the update on your layouts. About your thought about hooking up the sound to your stereo system I thought about a similar post by Lance Mindheim. He had a non-sound decoder in his engine and a sound decoder under the layout with the same address. The sound was then output to wireless headphones. You may have something already in the works but thought I would let you know.

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