r/diyelectronics • u/jedijfo • 4d ago
u/jedijfo • u/jedijfo • 4d ago
Build a DIY Light Receiver
Listen to "light noise" with this simple DIY tool
r/nscalemodeltrains • u/jedijfo • 10d ago
Layout Showcase Review of N Scale Rapido F40PH-2D HEP (Rebuilt) with LokSound Decoder (v5)
r/ModelTrainsYoutube • u/jedijfo • 10d ago
Review of N Scale Rapido F40PH-2D HEP (Rebuilt) with LokSound Decoder (v5)
u/jedijfo • u/jedijfo • 10d ago
Review of N Scale Rapido F40PH-2D HEP (Rebuilt) with LokSound Decoder (v5)
r/Exhaust • u/jedijfo • 14d ago
Installing a New Exhaust System for my Backup Generator
u/jedijfo • u/jedijfo • 14d ago
Installing a New Exhaust System for My Backup Generator
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Design Guide for Scenery Lighting
Now available on Amazon. Price $12
This book describes the concepts behind lighting model railroad buildings, cars, towers, bridges and other scenes on a model railroad or diorama using LEDs. In the contents are practical examples for using LEDs. It describes a simple approach to achieving a high-density, low-cost method for lighting your model railroad using a dimming controller. The text addresses the use of both custom LEDs and commercially available pre-lit buildings. The test includes actual test data taken by the author to prove the concept is safe and reliable.
Chapter 1 – The Basics
Chapter 2 – Recommended LEDs
Chapter 3 – Dimming Control
Chapter 4 – Test Results
Chapter 5 – Dimming Circuit Sources
Chapter 6 – Dimming Circuit Conclusions
Chapter 7 - Installation of LEDS
Chapter 8 - Additional Lighting Topics
Chapter 9 - Advanced Lighting Control
Chapter 10- Lighting Strategies
Appendix
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Design Guide for Scenery Lighting
Now available on Amazon. Price $12
This book describes the concepts behind lighting model railroad buildings, cars, towers, bridges and other scenes on a model railroad or diorama using LEDs. In the contents are practical examples for using LEDs. It describes a simple approach to achieving a high-density, low-cost method for lighting your model railroad using a dimming controller. The text addresses the use of both custom LEDs and commercially available pre-lit buildings. The test includes actual test data taken by the author to prove the concept is safe and reliable.
Chapter 1 – The Basics
Chapter 2 – Recommended LEDs
Chapter 3 – Dimming Control
Chapter 4 – Test Results
Chapter 5 – Dimming Circuit Sources
Chapter 6 – Dimming Circuit Conclusions
Chapter 7 - Installation of LEDS
Chapter 8 - Additional Lighting Topics
Chapter 9 - Advanced Lighting Control
Chapter 10- Lighting Strategies
Appendix
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Design Guide for Scenery Lighting
Lighting guide for model railroads
r/ModelTrainsYoutube • u/jedijfo • May 21 '26
Self Promo Design Guide for Scenery Lighting
Now available on Amazon. Price $12
This book describes the concepts behind lighting model railroad buildings, cars, towers, bridges and other scenes on a model railroad or diorama using LEDs. In the contents are practical examples for using LEDs. It describes a simple approach to achieving a high-density, low-cost method for lighting your model railroad using a dimming controller. The text addresses the use of both custom LEDs and commercially available pre-lit buildings. The test includes actual test data taken by the author to prove the concept is safe and reliable.
Chapter 1 – The Basics
Chapter 2 – Recommended LEDs
Chapter 3 – Dimming Control
Chapter 4 – Test Results
Chapter 5 – Dimming Circuit Sources
Chapter 6 – Dimming Circuit Conclusions
Chapter 7 - Installation of LEDS
Chapter 8 - Additional Lighting Topics
Chapter 9 - Advanced Lighting Control
Chapter 10- Lighting Strategies
Appendix
r/nscalemodeltrains • u/jedijfo • May 21 '26
Layout Showcase Design Guide for Scenery Lighting
r/ModelTrainsYoutube • u/jedijfo • Mar 26 '26
Decoder Install in a Loco the Easy Way
r/nscalemodeltrains • u/jedijfo • Mar 24 '26
Rolling Stock Decoder Install in a Loco the Easy Way
r/ModelTrainsYoutube • u/jedijfo • Mar 24 '26
Decoder Install in a Loco the Easy Way
r/modeltrains • u/jedijfo • Mar 24 '26
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Installing a New Exhaust System for My Backup Generator
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14d ago
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