N-Scale Weekend / Altoona ... New Website is Up and Running!!!

[Weekendnscale]

Our new website is up and running!
https://www.n-scaleweekend.com/
Mike Phillips

[MK]

Our new website is up and robbing!
n-scaleweekend.com
Mike Phillips

You mean WORKING!  We want more people to come, not less.   

[CRL]

Running?

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Running.

I blame autocorrect. Mike's internet has been down for a bit now and he's had to rely on his phone.

I'd have moved by now

[CRL]

We understood what you thought you meant. 

[wm3798]

Question for @randgust ... does the TTrak rig adhere to the 2.75"standard or should I bring some shims?

[propmeup1]

I'll pop in, gives me an excuse to bike it to The Curve, from DE.

[160pennsy]

Question for @randgust ... does the TTrak rig adhere to the 2.75"standard or should I bring some shims?

@wm3798   The T-TRAK spec allows for height adjustment of the modules (from tabletop to underside of overhanging Unijoiner) when you use the below leveling bolts in each corner.

¼-20 x 2” Full thread carriage bolt and ¼-20 threaded T-Nuts installed in all 4 corners of base, ¾” inset from front and rear of module.

[Mike Madonna]

I'll pop in, gives me an excuse to bike it to The Curve, from DE.

Whereabouts in DE are you?

[wm3798]

@wm3798   The T-TRAK spec allows for height adjustment of the modules (from tabletop to underside of overhanging Unijoiner) when you use the below leveling bolts in each corner.

¼-20 x 2” Full thread carriage bolt and ¼-20 threaded T-Nuts installed in all 4 corners of base, ¾” inset from front and rear of module.

Thank you for your reply. I have leveling bolts in the corners of my modules, but I have seen where older groups adhere to the Ntrak standard of 4".  Mine are built to the 2.75" standard.  I just need to know if I should bring some 1" blocks to line up with something that might be off standard...
Lee

[wm3798]

Whereabouts in DE are you?

Valid question... I'm on the Eastern Shore of Maryland... perhaps there's a carpool in the making...

Lee