ESM wheels compatibility charts for N rolling stock now active on the website

[bbussey]

The wheels compatibility charts for N scale rolling stock are active.  Click on the banner or RSS feed on the front page.  The charts will be revised regularly as additional models are reported.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Bryan, when are we gonna get you a website that isn't a nightmare to navigate on mobile devices?

Yes, this is me volunteering.

[bbussey]

Works fine on tablets.

[Sokramiketes]

40% of your audience is covered then...

https://www.oberlo.com/statistics/mobile-internet-traffic#:~:text=As%20of%20November%202022%2C%2060.28,at%20a%20meager%2010.88%20percent.

60% mobile phone traffic as of 2022. 

[greenwizard88]

Link for the lazy

https://www.esmc.com/extra/instr/9200/9200chart.html

[bbussey]

40% of your audience is covered then...

https://www.oberlo.com/statistics/mobile-internet-traffic#:~:text=As%20of%20November%202022%2C%2060.28,at%20a%20meager%2010.88%20percent.

60% mobile phone traffic as of 2022.

That's all traffic.  Not ESM traffic.
A huge amount of the HO XIH Boxcars sold direct.  So while the sight isn't entirely mobile-friendly, it's not mobile-impossible.


Still soliciting rolling stock info for the charts.

[Maletrain]

Bryan, you can add the Roundhouse/MDC Pullman Standard 4-wheel passenger trucks to you list for the 0.553" axle length. http://spookshow.net/trucks/psriveted4.html

They fit with little side-to-side slop and roll great.  Your 33" wheels are actually bigger than the OEM plastic wheels.

[MetroRedLine]

Just bought a pack of 920101 33"/.553" wheels for my Athearn Auto Max Auto Carrier car - works perfectly and rolls so smooth.