Any members from Norfolk England

[David1226]

Ok I give up where is the map located please?

Select Home, Members, dropdown to Members Map

David

 

[David1226]

Would you want 'all and sundry' to be able to see which road you live on????

I'm quite pleased not to have a marker on the map at all.

Cheers

David

PS I had to use Micosoft Edge to see any markers. They didn't appear at all when I was using Firefox.

I can understand where you are coming from, but a marker on the right town might be useful, not ten miles away.

David

 

[dunnyrail]

Select Home, Members, dropdown to Members Map

David

Thanks David, I really should have been able to find that myself!

 

[PhilP]

Depending on how it is implemented, it might be by IP address (Internet /computer 'telephone number' for the uninitiated) which could show the location of your ISP..

PhilP

 

[playmofire]

Select Home, Members, dropdown to Members Map

David

Or follow the link in post 14.

 

[collectors]

If you go on most google map & click on the map a box will come up with longitude & latitude. Take these 2 numbers & put a comer in-between & most sat navs will recognise it & take within 2-3 feet of destination. Alternatively use The simplest way to talk about location Very accurate.

 

[PhilP]

What three words, is very good..

First time I tried it, I was in the kitchen, next to the conservatory, charging a loco...

It came up with 'glass, train, hurray'.
How did it know?


PhilP

 

[Paul M]

We use W3W a lot at work, really useful for locating pumping stations in The Fens. It will get you right to the spot, the only trouble is, it takes the direct route, so you may end up on the wrong side of a river

 

[David1226]

We use W3W a lot at work, really useful for locating pumping stations in The Fens. It will get you right to the spot, the only trouble is, it takes the direct route, so you may end up on the wrong side of a river

There was no need of a full explanation, you could have given us the abridged version.

David

 

[Paul M]

There was no need of a full explanation, you could have given us the abridged version.

David

All right, if you're not careful, you get wet

 

[dunnyrail]

My 16mm mag dropped on the door mat this morning and low and behold in the Bulletin a map showing all the sundry groups that are in the Society. There are 2 in Norfolk and it should be remembered that 45gauge track is not so frowned upon by the 16mm’ers than it used to be a few decades back.

 

[Administrator]

Also, many of the markers are many miles from where the member actually lives.

David

Its like that on purpose, its an approximate location for very obvious reasons.

Paul

 

[Choppercook]

can any one tell me the true scale loco's I am running , I want to get 2 drivers , is the scale 1:22

 

[Gizzy]

can any one tell me the true scale loco's I am running , I want to get 2 drivers , is the scale 1:22

1:22.5 but you'll be close enough....

 

[Choppercook]

thank you

 

[dunnyrail]

thank you

You may also find some figures listed for G scale as well as 16mm scale, go for G.@Casey posted this some time back.

New 16mm Figures From Bachmann.

A couple of pictures to compare the new 16mm figures with the G scale figures. The size difference is more marked in the locomotive crew.

www.gscalecentral.net

 

[pugwash]

Depending on how it is implemented, it might be by IP address (Internet /computer 'telephone number' for the uninitiated) which could show the location of your ISP..

PhilP

My address does indeed show the I.S.P. which is on the far side of town. Strangely Luxembourg doesn't have a marker, could this be A) Luxembourg is too small and a marker would cover it or B) something knows I do not have G scale anymore

 

[Choppercook]

OK

 

[Choppercook]

I was hoping to get a invite to see a members lay out and get more information about this hobby

 

[PhilP]

Possibly, need the weather to improve a little?
People can have a tidy-up, and bring their railways out of hibernation..

PhilP