Gabry Check

I don't use Bluetooth because it would have latencies that are a bit too high for this application and then it has a fairly limited range. Using ESP boards I used a proprietary protocol (ESPnow) that is perfect for this type of system because it guarantees high speeds, good coverage and low energy consumption (essential if you use batteries)

Lovely!❤ I found a 7745 for a good price. When I get a 12V freight train, it will be my idea to start building a small city like yours. Great job!!!

With all those transparent bricks it would be great to install some lighting. Maybe with some LED smd. Very nice building

Very nice garage!! Keep going!!👍

They look very very great!! I like the front. I hope to see other models

There are reed switches on the track that detect the magnet in the train engine. The main controller manages the signal to be displayed Thank you. I need to integrate other signals. I'm taking infos from this site: https://www.segnalifs.it/sfi/it/sa/2016_sa_immagini_1ctg.htm

Very nice!!! I love the level crossing! Even though it is small, it is very complete and "playable". And one thing I really appreciate is that it is not crammed with stuff. keep it up

Hi, creating a virtual machine to run Windows and use BlueBrick could be a solution. I used this setup with NXT programs by creating a Windows 7 virtual machine on VirtualBox. I'm not entirely sure it works with the new ARM/Apple processors 👋👋

Hiii, I'm gabry Check. I decided to join this forum bescause I want to share with other people other post that I made on a Italian LEGO forum. I'm interested in Arduino, ESP, automation, electronics and, obviously LEGO trains Thank you very much, I hope to see you under my future posts😁

Hello everyone, this is my post on an international forum! I have already published on Italian forums, particularly on ItLug. What I would like to share here are the same things I have published, but in English. What I "deal with" is, as per the title, replicating the old and unforgettable 12V system from the grey era and adapting it to PFs trains. This project has been ongoing for about 3 years and is constantly evolving as things have "escalated" into automating train movements, activating level crossings and switches, operating railway signals, etc. I'm sharing a video I just made. Feel free to check out the channel: If you have any doubts/questions/curiosities, don't hesitate to ask, as I would be more than happy to answer you!😀