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Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR = 463 = FireDate: 05/23/17 07:46 C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 05-22-17 The Antonito crew lit a fire in 463 today.
Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 05/23/17 07:55 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: 462pacific What is the appliance off the top of the stack? Is it a
camera or some type of sensor? I note the cable attached to it. My G-Scale 463 doesn't have it but could if it is integral to the locomotive. Thanks in advance and I love the simple video. Good show ! Date: 05/23/17 07:58 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 462pacific Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What is the appliance off the top of the stack? Is > it a > camera or some type of sensor? I note the cable > attached to it. > My G-Scale 463 doesn't have it but could if it is > integral to > the locomotive. Thanks in advance and I love the > simple video. Good show ! I think some kind of fan to help get the fire going better. Thanks for your nice words. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 05/23/17 08:31 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: wigwag Great video. Hard to believe Ill be there in 3 days! :)
Date: 05/23/17 08:33 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 wigwag Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great video. Hard to believe Ill be there in 3 > days! :) Bring extra memory for your cameras. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 05/23/17 11:25 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: AlaskaGP49 wigwag Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great video. Hard to believe Ill be there in 3 > days! :) I will down there also. Can't wait! Are you riding out of Antonito? Mike Date: 05/23/17 12:18 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Kimball Such stack fans are very commonly used when firing off "Live Steamers." There is just not enough thermal lift in a 1/8 scale stack. Running the loco's blower from a trackside compressed air supply is also very common.
Date: 05/23/17 13:44 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 AlaskaGP49 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > wigwag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Great video. Hard to believe Ill be there in 3 > > days! :) > > I will down there also. Can't wait! Are you riding > out of Antonito? > > Mike If you are talking to me I will be on the ground with my cameras & drone. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 05/23/17 13:44 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 Kimball Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Such stack fans are very commonly used when firing > off "Live Steamers." There is just not enough > thermal lift in a 1/8 scale stack. Running the > loco's blower from a trackside compressed air > supply is also very common. Thanks for the information. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 05/23/17 19:51 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: lowwater Kimball Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Such stack fans are very commonly used when firing > off "Live Steamers." There is just not enough > thermal lift in a 1/8 scale stack. Running the > loco's blower from a trackside compressed air > supply is also very common. At the the Colorado Railroad Museum ±50 years ago we used the exhaust from an old garden-variety canister vacuum cleaner. It worked, barely...... Date: 05/24/17 11:32 Re: C&TSRR = 463 = Fire Author: Wacky-roger1942 lowwater Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Kimball Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Such stack fans are very commonly used when > firing > > off "Live Steamers." There is just not enough > > thermal lift in a 1/8 scale stack. Running > the > > loco's blower from a trackside compressed air > > supply is also very common. > > > At the the Colorado Railroad Museum ±50 years ago > we used the exhaust from an old garden-variety > canister vacuum cleaner. It worked, barely...... You do what you got to do to get it done. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff |