Using the Tsunami decoder

[richg]

Some here use the Tsunami decoder and though more for advance users, some may be interested in this tutorial.

Below is a link to using the Tsunami for steam or diesel. Included is info for making a Tsunami sound like dual prime movers. Question the author, not me.

http://www.mrdccu.com/clinics/GettingTheMostOutOfYourTsunami_WEB.pps

If you do not have Microsoft Office, download the free Open Office which pretty much does the same as the material is in Power Point Presentation. A easy to download and install application with no bloat-ware. It includes the near equivalent of MS Word.

I have used the free Open Office for over six years in Linux and Windows.

http://www.openoffice.org/

Rich

[richg]

Below is Bruce's home page. He is heavy into the Tsunami decoder use.
Store the link in Favorites.

I can see Bachmann going to the Tsunami sound in the near future. Be ready.

http://www.mrdccu.com/

Rich

[richg]

Yes, I know Bachmann has the Tsunami. I have said that here before.

I guess I have to spell it out. The link is for information. Study the link. It might help owners of Bachmann factory equipped locos and owners of locos that put in their own Tsunami.

The last I heard and I have seen it in the Bachmann forums in the near past, The Tsunami that is in the Bachmann locos are not available separately.

You missed the statement, "Ask the author of the article".

There are many fine things that can be done with the Tsunami.

Rich

[GN.2-6-8-0]

As for the difference between the Bachmann sound and the true Soundtrax Tsunami let us listen to them both.


1st The latest Bachmann Tsunami EOM sound equipted H-4 2-6-6-2.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6JZggW4Mac

2nd The true Tsunami T1000 Heavy steam sold by Soundtrax

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FaOQBt5lh4