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Heljan O gauge Class 26/1 - Legomanbiffo special edition

Another demonstration of the prototypical engine sound behaviour that can be achieved through a well-executed sound project and careful use of the DCC throttle/controller. Diesel electric locomotives (like the BRCW Class 26 locomotive demonstrated here) have no direct drive transmission between engine and wheels - rather the mechanical force of the engine is converted to electrical energy (via a generator) and that is used to drive traction motors. This means that when lightly loaded, the locomotive can move-off from a stand with the engine at idle (i.e. without necessarily increasing engines revs.). This behaviour is rarely simulated with DCC sound. Instead, it is common to hear engine revs increase somewhat before the locomotive moves (that would be correct for heavily loaded locomotives or other forms of transmission e.g. diesel mechanical). The decoder being used for this demo. is an ESU LokSound v5 XL DCC that has been modified using their LokProgrammer interface and software. N.B. The sound you hear in this demonstration was achieved only after Legomanbiffo (Ian Bishop) very kindly but expertly modified the standard project to my requirements, to suit a small O gauge layout with lots of shunting, low-speed train movements (see @springmillstreet on FB).