Credits

I thank the following for their inspiration and contributions

• Dave Zwiercan for his modelling and photographic contributions
• Ira Goldberg - operations, history, modeling
• Fred Vealey - club formation, module wiring and mechanics, steamer pilot truck fixes
• Bill Kesselring - Reading Railroad history
• Bob Jacobsen - JMRI birthing and evolution, JMRI integration with MRRM
• Joe Goodrich - early operations ideas and testing, twice around the walls space compression technique
• Jerry Gleiser - teaching DCC 'hard wiring'; carving two ship hulls
• Nick Kulp - signalling, dispatching with JMRI; Tortoise mechanical linkage, CMRI with Loconet
• JMRI Developers - consistently improving a fine suite of software; supporting users
• John Jabour - Locobuffer and LocoIO kits
• Digitrax - lots of great electronics and after-sales support
• Dick Bronson - occupancy sensor kits; Locobuffer II; tutorials on signalling with JMRI
• Team Digital - Loconet compatible circuit boards
• Loy Spurlock - Loys Toys encyclopedia - an early ideas wellspring
• Jeff Warner - multi-level layout, signalling, dispatching, disabling bus power, operations, CMRI/Loconet; Jeff''s website
• Steven Mallery - inclines requiring helpers and two crew coordination, operations, dispatching, full size CTC tied to CMRI/NCE;  Steven's website
• Bob Martin - dispatching, operations, entertaining crew between shifts, Bob's website
• Jared Davis - videography
• Orlando NTrak - dispatch warrants, Micro-Engineering trackwork, Tortoise linkage to points, Tortoise switch to power frogs
• Raymond Fisher - modular construction for home layouts
• Bob Rodriguez - for helping me with Zoom, Raspberry Pi and TeamViewer ideas.(Nickle City Line Railroad)
• Contributors to Magazines:  N Scale RailRoad, North American N Scale, Model Railroader, Model Train Craftsman, many others

Regards,

Tom Stack