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I'm sure it's a setting. I had that same problem in Audacity when I first started working on custom sounds. I finally figured it out, but don't recall what setting it was so I didn't reply to your post.

Glad you got it working. Would you be willing to share it?  I'm always looking for more variety in sounds.
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RailPro Specific Help & Discussion / Re: Listing of Available RailPro Sounds
« Last post by rsmproductions on April 03, 2026, 03:51:10 PM »
Update on my wav file issue.  Spoke with Tim at RP.  He suggested downloading Audacity and then converting the Sugar Pine #10 whistle...and you know it worked.  I've used a DAW for over 30 years called Sonar (Cakewalk) doing Broadway level musical soundtracks and converting this file did not work.  So, I'll have to go in see what settings might be causing this.

Anyhow I now a sweet 3-truck shay whistle.

Richard
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the "dry heat" thing is for real, as you know, but we midwesterners think it's a joke!

we were at an in'n'out in scottsdale last april.  at lunchtime we were sitting outside at one of the tables with the rigid umbrellas.  there was a nice breeze and it felt like 80 degrees.  i checked my phone, and it was close to 100, but the humidity was 3%!
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General Discussion / Re: Ken Patterson Fire - Could his problem effect us?
« Last post by LVRR1856 on March 31, 2026, 11:28:34 PM »
Sure can.
Even a straight old DC layout can catch fire. A DC transformer does have a built in breaker that cuts out on a short. (remember when the red light on the xfmr would come on?)

You would need to have the short and then constant power feed. You have probably experienced a DC short at some time, and Loco gets hot and you smell a melting situation ... eventually it could flame up. It's kinda like a toaster wire turning red, can burn something.

Railpro puts out 14.7v and about 5 amps ? Enough to cause a problem if left in short stage.
Ring makes the CB-1(circuit breaker), someone can explain how they work .. I have not installed mine yet. Not sure if they cycle on/off like dcc ?
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General Discussion / Re: WTB Rail Pro Products ?
« Last post by LVRR1856 on March 31, 2026, 11:15:22 PM »
Thanks JRad, I will check those out for sure. Never heard of them.
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Ken,  Not as hot as last week but mid 95 degrees this afternoon...  It's a dry heat.
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we're getting ready for our annual trip to apache junction (lost dutchman state park) with our travel trailer to visit our son and DIL.  i know it's been abnormally hot the past few weeks.  looks like a bit cooler now but still i'm glad we chose an electric site this year so we can run our AC during the day! unfortunately the view of the Superstition Mountains from the electric sites isn't the same as from our favorite non-electric site, but life is a series of trade-offs!

Ken
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Just collected too much over the years..  Huh !    Some lightly modules and a lot of other stuff like iPhone speakers, cubes etc. Not going to sell bits and pieces so there will be lot item of like kind. First listing will be here this week. cheers TOF in Yuma. Ya it's getting warm...
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General Discussion / Re: WTB Rail Pro Products ?
« Last post by JRad on March 29, 2026, 08:33:18 AM »
There are quite a few stocking dealers. The few that I have used are Don Sweet at RCS of New England and Robby D. ar RLD Hobbies.
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General Discussion / Re: WTB Rail Pro Products ?
« Last post by LVRR1856 on March 28, 2026, 12:09:25 PM »
Hello All you Railpro Brothers and Sisters ! Happy Spring !

Just kicking can down the road, anybody know where to buy RP Modules lately ?

SSS website shows no stock, and I emailed him about availability,
Let's just say he did not sound too enthusiastic about selling RP. - He did not say he wouldn't, but ...

Just checking the waters before purchasing my next batch of LMs. Never hurts to compare notes.
If anybody has a surplus they want to off load - (prefer un-used) ... reach out to me.

Thanks
Pat
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