Hello

I have bought a Memory recently, but I have not tested it yet and I am not very familiar with it so far, although I have read the instructions carefully and more or less could understand it. However, there is a point where the manual is not very clear [:(]: about the interlocking function and the release inputs.

I think I understand in general the idea, which is to avoid one train to go into a route that has been previously defined to another train, therefore avoiding collisions. But how this is in fact realised in practice, together with the feedback release inputs, is another matter.

A few examples would help, but as I said the manual does not give any. Does anybody have experience with this? Could someone give me a practical example or two that could explain the advantages of this feature, please?

Cheers,

Nuno

Dear Jack

Thanks very much for your kind offer, I really appreciate it. I've only started this hobby about two years ago and I do not have those magazines. I am sure they will solve my doubts.

My name is Nuno Maia, I live in Portugal and you can use the fax number + 351 21 8417915.

Best regards,

Nuno

Nunno and Thanos,

Nuno,I will fax it to you in the next couple of days.

I will be happy to make it available to the Webmaster by fax. The US Insider is copyrited, so I would think that he would need to get permission from New Berlin.

It really is a excellent series of articles and would be worth having as a reference.

Jack