Hello again,

I've been reading a bit about noise control on layouts, and wanted to hear some feedback

In reading CTI's app notes:

First, on motors I hear that using a .01uf or .1uf cap is good for noise suppression. I was wondering if any of you all have been doing so.

Also, to put snubber diodes on solenoids also for noise control. So something like a 1N4002 to clamp the spike when disconnecting the voltage to the solenoid.

Just wanted your input, as I start down this path to put the diodes and caps in place as I go.

Also, instead of using the straight flat 3 conductor Marklin wire for the turnouts, to use individual wires, and twist them. Just wanted some insight into that as well.

Thanks.

Michael