Mike Walters

Items used: ESU 58429 LokSound 5 DCC 21-MTC decoder DCCSound Premium sugarcube speaker to suit Auscision 81 class To access the 21 pin plug, the body needs to be removed from the chassis. Remove the coupler assemblies. Disconnect the MU cables at one end. Gently splay the sides of the body out from the chassis, then pull the body assembly upward off the chassis. Disconnect the lighting plug from the socket on the Auscision motherboard before totally separating the body from the chassis. Set...

Items used: ESU 58325 LokSound 5 L DCC decoder DCCSound Premium twin driver sugarcube speaker for O scale DERM (1 pair) First, the body is removed from the chassis via 10 small screws. Set these aside in a safe place. The Haskell motherboard is removed from the guard's compartment ceiling to enable full DCC control of lighting. This particular model had an aftermarket "NWSL Stanton" drive (DC) fitted having rep[laced the factory drive unit. Not alot of room exists in the guard's compartment...

3rd production run with 21 pin plug and speaker (c. 2020) Items used: ESU 58429 LokSound 5 DCC 21-MTC decoder with DCCSound 3rd series T class sound project DCCSound Premium Speaker for Powerline T class (21 pin) Disassembly 1) Remove the four body screws from the underside of the model as well as the coupler assemblies. 2) Gently lift the body up and remove the long hood end first, so as not to damage the number one end light pipes. 3) Next, the 16x35mm cone style speaker (driver and...