19. Easy DIY DCC keep alive
Learn how to build your own DCC stay alive device.
NOTE: Please be aware that the design shown is specifically for use primarily with N and HO scale locos running on DCC powered track at a voltage of about 14VDCC or less. See my video on Keep Alive designs if you plan to make any changes to this circuit.
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NOTE: Please be aware that the design shown is specifically for use primarily with N and HO scale locos running on DCC powered track at a voltage of about 14VDCC or less. See my video on Keep Alive designs if you plan to make any changes to this circuit.
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