Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1988-03 pg. 88 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
This is the first in a long-running column discussing how computers can be used in model railroading. This article introduces some terminology.
Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1989-09 pg. 96 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
This article presents a Basic computer program for printing a scale rule.
Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1990-03 pg. 124 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
Creating a fastclock/timetable that runs on the computer. Includes the basic programming language code.
Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1990-06 pg. 104 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
A Basic program for calculating plate girder bridge depth ratios.
Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1990-12 pg. 154 Scale: (none) Category: "Model Railroads and Computers"
Includes a spreadsheet for calculating locomotive motor RPM's and gear ratios to limit the engines upper speed. Also includes a review of Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon, and a listing of various model railroad related software companies.
Computers in Model Railroading
Model Railroader 1991-03 pg. 108 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
Using the computer to generate traffic switch lists, and creating text of certain fonts to match your scale.
Using Your Computer to Select Layout Grades
Model Railroader 1994-12 pg. 134 Scale: (none) Category: "Electronics"
This month's installment has a QBASIC programming listing for calculating how grades affect train performance. The article concludes with a review of new software programs useful to the model railroader.