Sooo... Where should I put it?

[jereising]

Admins,

I'm preparing a tutorial on improving ditch lights on the FVM GP60 by adding LEDs.

Where would you like the tutorial posted?

Thanks,

Jim Reising

[Philip H]

I'm no Admin (thank the Deity) but if this is the expansion of your GP60 work posted last week I'd say either N scale or DCC Electronics.  THen, just to outsmart @Ed Kapuscinski , Make a short post in the other section you didn't choose that links to the one you did choose.

Easy Peasy . . .

[jereising]

Yep, that's what it is, Philip.

I was leaning toward N Scale - suspect nobody'd see it in DCC, least not the ones who might profit from it.  Very little DCC involved, mostly how I did it...

[John]

Yep, that's what it is, Philip.

I was leaning toward N Scale - suspect nobody'd see it in DCC, least not the ones who might profit from it.  Very little DCC involved, mostly how I did it...

Put it in nscale .. the most important thing is that it gets documented for others.

[peteski]

Funny, I would have placed it  it in the Electronic section of the forum.  After all those are LEDs (electronic components) and they are powered by electricity.    I think the name of the forum scares and turns people away.  It really isn't a DCC forum.  Maybe it started that way but it seems that things have evolved. As the name shows:

DCC / Electronics
DCC, animation, lighting, and everything electronics.

I think a simple name change might make non-DCC people more comfortable about visiting it or placing related posts in there (instead of dumping everythign in N/Z section for best visibility). 

How about:

Electrical/Electronics
wiring, lighting installs, animation, DCC, microcomputers, everything electronics

I think that this little change would drastically reduce the fear of people from posing or visiting there.

[tom mann]

If it doesn't end up in the n scale forum, start a thread on another forum complaining that it isn't.

[GaryHinshaw]

Put it in Product Discussion, since it is about the FVM GP60M.    But seriously, I'd call dealer's choice here since there are good arguments to be made for both N and DCC/Electronics, so your call Jim.  This will be a good example of a thread some will want to Bookmark; thanks for taking the time to document it!

[jereising]

Appreciate the discussion, guys.  Probably do N Scale.