Hi Folks, I am new to this group and I am looking for a bit of advice. I have been collecting G scale trains since my friends gave me a gift certificate to a combination aircraft parts and model trains store on my 40th birthday. That was almost 40 years ago and I sold my airplane but I am still having fun with the trains. While I do have a modest collection of rolling stock and track, I do not have a full time dedicated layout. I tend to set up a temporary layout that runs through my house or on my deck. Most of my stuff is LGB, Aristocraft, or USA Trains. I have around thirty engines of various types and a good variety of passenger and frieght cars. My question to the group is about power supplies. I stiil run track power analog and I will probably stay with that. I like long track patterns that wind around things. I have a few transformers with the largest at 3 amps. From what I have been reading, it looks like I should upgrade to something bit larger. I normally run one train at a time and I do not have powered accessories. What should I consider for a set up with say 75 feet or so of track? Thanks for the advice.
DocDup1
I like the MRC "power G", I think the Bridgeworks units are overkill and too expensive.
it's on my page of "DC power"
elmassian.com
can only find used at the moment, lots of them on ebay
it's on my page of "DC power"
DC "power packs"
Greg Elmassian web site on large scale trains and garden railroads, cigars, and computers
can only find used at the moment, lots of them on ebay
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