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Since the 07/06/2003 Progress Report, a couple of
major
mileposts have been achieved on the railroad!
On August 7, 2003, the signal maintainers finally decided they had studied
the power management and block detection system enough to commence work and hope
that no smoke would escape from the components. ;-) As a result, the first
portions of the Digitrax power management and detection systems were installed
when I started working with the first PM42 and the first BDL162 on the railroad
that evening.
After soldering wires to the connectors on both these components and connecting
them to terminal strips, I had a finished control panel board. On Saturday,
August 16, 2003, that control panel was installed under Catawba. It will
eventually power the railroad from MC Cabin to the north end o of Ridgemont. I
installed the first 2 wires on the new layout on this date to supply DC power to
the PM42. The control panel is hinged for easy access to the components and
wiring. Its normal position will be parallel to the layout benchwork, but it
folds down perpendicular to the benchwork for installation and maintenance of
the components.
Even though wiring is not my favorite task, the enthusiasm generated by being
close to be able to run a train meant that I worked on the wiring for about five
straight hours on Sunday, August 17, 2003. I finished the wiring to the control
panel from the Chief, and I pulled the first two bus wires. Feeders in the
Hanging Rock (MC Cabin to south end Catawba) section have been soldered to the
bus wires. Some testing was done to ensure that everything was connected to the
system properly, and the signal maintainers verified that all the smoke remains
in the circuit boards. ;-)
With confidence in the signal maintainers and their testing, the Shenandoah
Division Superintendent ran the first train under DCC power (albeit with an
analog locomotive) on the new railroad from SN Cabin to the south end of Catawba
at 5:50 p.m. on Sunday, August 17, 2003!!! A major milepost has been achieved
now that trains can be run again--even if for only 30 feet or so!
Management plans to direct the signal maintainers to continue with progress
northward through Catawba so that more of the Shenandoah Division can be placed
into service.
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Progress as of August 16, 2003 |
 Overall view of the first Digitrax component boards mounted under
Catawba. On the left is the PM42 power management board. The BDL162 block
detection board is on the right, with space reserved for possible future
transponding components.
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 A closer view of the overall panel.
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 Close-up view of the PM42 (left) and BDL162 (right) before any of the
wires have been pulled out to the railroad.
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 This PM42 will provide power from MC Cabin to the north end of Ridgemont,
including the NS Charleston, W. Va. staging yard.
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 This BDL162 will provide power and detection from MC Cabin to the north
end of Laurel, Va.
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Progress as of August 17, 2003 |
 Overall view of the control panel after wires have been run to the
railroad for the first detection section from MC Cabin to the south end of
Catawba. The LocoNet cables connection the boards are installed
temporarily to test the system.
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 Another view of the panel showing the wires leaving the terminal
strips. There are four wires of DC power for the boards, 3 wires from the
Chief, and 2 wires out to the railroad at this point. More wires will be
pulled for additional detection sections.
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 To make the wiring easier and more pleasant, the control panel is
hinged. This photo shows its normal position latched into place under the
layout (again, the LocoNet cables are temporary). As shown in the photos
above, the board folds down for easy access to all the components.
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 Here's the power supply and Chief Command Station/Booster, along with
the DC power supplies for the PM42 and BDL162.
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 Another shot of the power supply and Chief. This view also shows the
terminal strips connecting the power components to the PM42 and BDL162,
which are about 8 feet to the left of this shot.
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First Train Under DCC Power on August 17, 2003! |
 The first run of a train on the Shenandoah Division under DCC power
(albeit with an analog locomotive) occurred at 5:50 p.m. on Sunday, August
17, 2003! Here's the train coming through the eventual site of Hanging
Rock Tunnel.
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 The first train crossing the future Catawba Creek Viaduct.
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 Another view of the first train crossing the Catawba Creek Viaduct.
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