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It's been quite a while since I last posted a question. So here we go! I have been reading with an enormous amount of interest on the "keep/stay alive" (unit) fabrications. So much so that I've gone ahead and bought all the bill of materials necessary to build several for my HO locos. I have enormous expectation that this will solve much of my poor performing operations on my layout. I'm OK with the building of the units, however, the issue I'm faced with is how to install these on my locos. Specifically the Blue and Black wires, where are they soldered to on the decoders. I have several types of decoders.
For the TSU-PNP decoders there is a socket for connecting stay-alives on the board. With the decoder topside up and looking into the socket, the pin on the left is for the blue wire. Soundtraxx can provide a connector, but it is much more economical to go to Digi-Key and get a few.
By the way, Digitrax has a "bug" with stay alive: only at high motor speed will the motor continue to turn from the stay alive. Below, they stop it, but the sound continues for a long long time. I don't understand the reason, but I have confirmed it with the Digitrax help desk. So most pick-up problems will be resolved with a stay alive (as the loco often just stop before restarting), but dead frog will still stall the loco, if you are running at low speed.
"Capacitor assistance" is the all-time best remedy for frogs, dirty track, sintered wheels, flickering headlights, and on and on. A stay-alive can take the poorest-running loco on your layout (within reason), and make it run better than what was your best. Seriously... can't say enough about staying alive. The handful of MRH articles - and the You Tube video links they offer - make construction rather easy, if you're adept whatsoever at such projects. Don't be afraid to tailor the shape of your stay alive to fit the loco. Genesis Fs, for example, accept a square design (right behind the decoder, if memory serves). Most other diesels seem to favor a long and skinny design. But you can even build them in pieces, such as a couple caps and the regulator in a front cavity, the remaining caps in a rear cavity, and all wired together accordingly. Get creative... whatever it takes - it will be worth it.
marcfo68 - the information I posted was exactly what he needed for SoundTraxx decoders. The picture I provided IS a picture of a SoundTraxx TSU-PNP decoder with a socket he relates to being installed in his Bachman RS3. The Instalation link provided for the pdf shows the wiring and connections needed for using the included capcitor with the decoder or where to connect a current keeper to the TSU-1100 and other TSU or Economi decoders.
I did not comment on the Digitrax or ESU and I really do not have any experience with those decoders. Four of his six decoders to have current keepers or stay alives install needs have been addressed.
Specific instructions for Soundtraxx Current Keeper
-Documents/currentkeeper-pkgincert.pdf
I have not used stay alives of any kind. I solved the problem in a different way. I have noticed by reading that there are very few decoders, particularly the older ones that have an easy place to get to a place to solder the two wires. My response to the situation is to add three clearly labeled pads to the Decoder Buddy. Ground and U+ have always been present for a stay alive. It became apparent that a third control wire was necessary to control the ESU Power Pack. The Decoder Buddy V5B has the three required solder pads. Two of the solder pads are used for a non controlled type stay alive. The original Decoder Buddy has two pads and a fairly reasonable fix for attaching a control wire when necessary. I will add a wire on request at no extra charge. The Decoder Buddy Mini has provisions for both the LokSound 4 and LokSound 5 21-pin decoders.
I may have to use a stay alive for a short wheelbase Athearn blue box SW1500 in which I have installed a Decoder Buddy Mini speaker and a sound decoder. Time will tell. If I do, I will post the result.
Like so many things, people seem to skip over the nuts and bolts of things before jumping to band-aid solutions. If you want to put stay alives in locomotives, that's fine, but don't do it until they run reliably without them. If you're putting them in because your track is disgusting, your turnouts don't conduct power properly, or your locomotives have poor pickup, well, you're just putting a band-aid over the problem. Get them to run reliably FIRST, then if you still want stay alives for the once in a blue moon cutout, put the effort and cost into putting them in.
Discussion of stay alives before getting the trains to run reliably without them is like the prototype where people talk about mag levs and hyperloops while the local commuter line doesn't have enough parking and the platforms are too short.
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The group leaves, sans Wilson, but then Jessica stays behind too. She tells the group that they're ready, that they can do it without her. She sends them on their way, telling them it's time to go. She watches as they drive away, then meets with John, who is standing in front of his victims. She pulls out a gun, but he tells her to not be afraid, that he was born to help her. He pulls out a page of Utopia, telling her that he's her brother. She tells him that she wants to go Home. He asks if she's sure and she nods. He agrees to take her. He says she's not well. "Stay alive, Jessica Hyde," he tells her. The group arrives outside ChristieBio, pulling up, slamming through the barrier and tossing an explosive. The guards start shooting at the car, but head up to it to find it empty, the group already rushing into the entrance and cans of gasoline inside the car, which create a massive explosion. Alarms start blaring and the group takes out another guard. They use the thumb to get inside, entering a massive warehouse containing the vaccine. Stearns lowers the door. The guards start pounding at the door, trying to break it down. Ian rushes forward, using a golf club to whack open a case, then empties out vials of vaccines and starts stomping on them. Back at the safe house, Christie calls Wilson a unique thinker. He tells Wilson that it takes effort and resolve to lead a meaningful life. Wilson tells him to say the words. He reads out a speech, but Christie tells he's not saying any of it. He tells him to just shoot him. He says that he respects resolve and that he thought Americans might like their plan, because it requires no resolve. They're helping people to not do something. Wilson seems amused by the idea, but then says that Christie murdered his dad. He says that he killed his own protege, referencing Cara Frostfield. He killed children too, even though he likes children.. He says that their movement requires clarity and sacrifice, and he thinks Wilson understands that. He says that he has five kids that he loves dearly, but they take up a lot of energy. "Imagine the global groan of goddamn relief," he tells Wilson. Wilson says again that Christie murdered his family and picks up the gun again, demanding that Christie say the words. Christie suggests he try the spoon.
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'Stay home, stay alive,' was the message from Deputy Chief Minister Dr Joseph Garcia yesterday, as the Royal Gibraltar Police flagged how people continue to be out and about despite lockdown measures restricting movement to the bare essentials.
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