Lloyd brought in six old DH121 decoders, still packed in their original bags. I think that the plan was to sell them to the club, but they got put into club locos for testing immediately. The 7th decoder was part of a donation to the club. This table provides their current locations.
Decoder Number | Current Location | Notes |
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1 | NG Goose | Works fine and since the Goose doesn't need speed matching, it could stay there. |
2 | Returned to Lloyd | |
3 | UP 4005 | Loco in work. |
4 | Returned to Lloyd | |
5 | stock | |
6 | stock | |
7 | SP 8170 | Loco in disposition. This decoder has burned out headlight functions. |
To expedite finishing these locos I've used some of my own parts. The club has provided other parts, some of which I still have and will return to the club when this job is finished. I've only listed parts here which have a value more than pennies. Shrink tube, adhesive, resistors, bits of styrene, Kadee boxes and knuckle springs, wire and a few screws don't count.
Loco | Qty | Part | Approximate Value | Reimbursement Status |
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BN 248 | 2 | 3 mm warm white LED | $1 ea | reimbursed |
SP 3343 | 2 | 3 mm warm white LED | $1 ea | reimbursed |
Misc | 1 | bag Kadee Centering Springs | $3 ? | replaced |
ATSF 2790 | 2 | 5 mm white LED | $1 ea | reimbursed |
SP 5669 | 2 | 5 mm white LED | $1 each | reimbursed |
various rolling stock | 7.7 oz | lead shot | TBD | replaced from club stock of stick on weights |
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Created 26 Dec 09
Last Updated February 15, 2011