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2. Pulse Dopplar Many thanks to Mudspike for putting up the article here: https://www.mudspike.com/dcs-f-15c-combat-guide-for-beginners/ Of which I copy the relevant part below as it sums up what pulse dopplar is all about far better than I could hope to emulate.I recommend dropping in to Mudspike regularly during your internet sojourns to see what other nuggets of info they can furnish you with.

Too bad Youtube don't have FastForward, like x4, that'd save you some time!

Lovely little(!) railway there Mark, my Dad's just gotten into US G gauge 1:32 scale (or was it 1:29...?) and is threatening to make a start on the permanent way this summmer. That's alongside the shed he built for his o gauge layout! Seems you can't have enough railways....

Tom, It does have that effect on you once you have started.As I have said before I have built a small N gauge layout up stairs for the winter months. DD_Arthur, It is 16mm scale the correct scale down for the real narrow gauge railways around the country. The track length is 111 meters and the duration of a complete run is just over four mins. The hardest part for me is having to deal with the vegetation each season, mole hill's,flooding.However I would not like to elevate the track as Gauge 1 owners have to, although the knee's would not agree? Here is the second of the newer vids taken two years ago. Grandparent commitments and medical issues meant a quiet time last summer on the BTHR.

Fantastic layout you have there Mark, a most enjoyable and relaxing watch. *ahem* PapaBear... your next project? ?

You've got a railway round your garden! What gauge is that? (slinks off to bite carpet in rage of intense jealousy)