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Meet an 'S' Gauger

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

5

Author:

Bob Jackson

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Scale:

S

Introducing Dan Navarre.

More Command Control

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

6

Author:

Bob Jackson

Co-author:

John Long

Category:

Electronics

Scale:

S

Continuing with the series of how command-control can be implemented in S-scale, the authors cover the ability to plug in the controller at various points along the layout and how to wire that with the Keller Engineering Onboard system, and how to wire the layout for the system.

Profiles of the National Association of S Gaugers

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

9

Author:

John Metzger

Category:

Model Railroad Organizations

Scale:

S

Some statistics of the NASG membership as of 1992.

Operating American Flyer On Direct Current

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

10

Author:

Bill Krause

Category:

Electronics

Scale:

S

The author describes that A.C. Gilbert A.F. locomotives can run on DC track power just fine, and that using walk-around throttles is a good alternative to increasing the power of your power pack.

Coast to Coast in S Scale

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

12

Author:

Bob Jackson

Category:

Layouts - S

Scale:

S

Many photographs of 9 different S-scale layouts.

Short and Easy

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

17

Author:

Kent Singer

Category:

Structures - Bridges

Scale:

S

Making bridge railings, as contributed by John Long.

Changing Scales!

Magazine:

NASG Dispatch 1992 #4 August

Page:

18

Author:

Roger W. Slack

Co-author:

Charles Bettinger

Category:

Model Railroads and People

Scale:

S

This is two articles in one. Roger converted from HO- to O-scale, and Charles converted from HO- to S-scale. The purpose is help the reader things to consider when wanting to change scales.