ありがとうございます😊

@@enjyumori あなたのビデオをとてもクールに

ありがとうございます😊 出来ればワムハチもリニューアルしてほしいですね。

@@enjyumori まだワムは持っていません

私もお気に入りの車両の一つです。もう国鉄型車両も実車では風前の灯となってしまいました。せめて模型の世界ではいつまでも走らせて行きたいですね。

登録ありがとうございます。この車両は国鉄時代に乗ったことがあります。もっと走れる車両だと思っていたのですが、あっという間に引退してしまいましたね。

Made my own interior lighting. A stretched coupler spring was brought into contact with the wheel to collect current. It is pulled into the car with copper tape and emits light using an LED, a 1Ω resistor, and a bridge diode if necessary. Since the vehicle in the video is dedicated to DCC, no bridge diode is used. Stuck a transparent plastic stick on the ceiling of the room and put an LED on one side of it.

@@enjyumori Thanks for your reply, this is my first train so l have never heard of a resistor or a bridge diode, i wil ask my other half if he is able to do it, the LED strips we have are too wide. what size LED did you use?

@@missfunk5 I didn't use LED strips because of the high power consumption. Instead, I used one Side View 335-chip LED to diffuse the light with a clear plastic rod.

Please see the following tweet for the processing method of KATO's EM13 dcc decoder. twitter.com/generation_zug/status/1363342561289535489?s=21

@@enjyumori thank you for your reply, seem like it’s hard to soldier on the red circle since they’re small, how did you connect LED with this?

@@skysky-rx7cj I referred to the following PDF when processing DCC.Unfortunately, I can't put the link directly, so please refer to it from my tweet.

@@enjyumori Thank you again, hopefully, I can get this thing work.