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72053
I will add one more suggestion that I have used very successfully over the years. The process I use is to first determine where you want to add a feed wire to...
Robert Doss
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Jun 1, 2004
9:16 am
72054
Sean, If I understand what you have you will have to treat a portion of one of your tracks as a reverse section. you will need to gap at the entrance to this...
dave dankert
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Jun 1, 2004
12:04 pm
72055
Michael, You need to have the power to the Tortoise switch machine on all the time, Don't worry about using too much power as they only use about 5 milli amps...
dave dankert
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Jun 1, 2004
12:10 pm
72056
If you are direct home wired and the current flow is in the same direction on both tracks, you don't have to do anything. Chris Marco Digitrax Rep for Strete...
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Jun 1, 2004
12:37 pm
72057
Thanks for the reply. I didn't think I needed another throttle. Since I don't need another throttle, what would be the problem then? Or, are the cables bad...
John McManaman
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Jun 1, 2004
1:58 pm
72058
One other thing, you must throw all four points at the same time. Chris Marco Digitrax Rep for Strete Hobbies Columbus, Ohio [Non-text portions of this message...
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Jun 1, 2004
2:45 pm
72059
... Dave, Thanks for the reply. I have a 10VAC, 4 amp power supply connected to the AC input on the LS150. I have successfully programmed the switch address...
Michael Greene
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Jun 1, 2004
3:07 pm
72060
I have 2 of the PSRev units but haven't tried interfacing them with a DS54. I can't find a JP6 on the board or in Tony's online documentation. From what I...
empirita
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Jun 1, 2004
3:12 pm
72061
Michael, There are several different types of actuators that move the points of a turnout. If my memory serves me correctly there are four general types. 1)...
Al Silverstein
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Jun 1, 2004
3:21 pm
72062
Hi David, (Sheesh, was ready to send and the program bombed out and wiped everything!) The Bachmann happened long ago. As I recall, my loco was sitting still ...
André Kritzinger
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Jun 1, 2004
3:40 pm
72063
John, Some of the DigiTrax command stations,not sure which, had to have a throttle connected in order to get all the lights on the cable tester to come on....
dave dankert
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Jun 1, 2004
5:25 pm
72064
Michael, If you don't have the power on all the time to your Tortoise it can relax to where the points are not tight to the stock rail resulting in ...
dave dankert
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Jun 1, 2004
5:28 pm
72065
... John Tell us which three of the four LEDs are lit, and whether that is with track power ON or OFF. The LT1 tester names each of the four, with...
Rex Beistle
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Jun 1, 2004
10:02 pm
72066
Correction. The motor is alternating at 10,000 cycles per second (Hz). Val Pistilli www.gatsme.org www.ij2006.org www.phillynmra.org...
Val Pistilli
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Jun 1, 2004
10:24 pm
72067
I have a #8 Walthers Double Slip Switch I want to install. What is the correct wiring procedure? Thank you. Mike...
Michael Eiden
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Jun 1, 2004
11:08 pm
72068
Rex I just tried mine plugged into zephyr three leds lit turn on track power four leds lit. So you have to have track power on to get all leds to light up....
Wendell Camp
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Jun 1, 2004
11:19 pm
72069
on 6/1/04 1:28 PM, dave dankert at ddave65@... wrote: "If you don't have the power on all the time to your Tortoise it can relax to where the points...
Michael Greene
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Jun 1, 2004
11:39 pm
72070
The 1, 3 and 6 LEDs light and stay on and with track power off #6 is dim, with power on, it's bright. I'm doing everything right as far as I know from all of...
John
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Jun 2, 2004
12:16 am
72072
All of my locos equipped with DH121 decoders refuse to be programmed. I have even put a new DH121 out of the bag to the existing wiring harness - result...
cgalbany
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Jun 2, 2004
12:28 am
72073
everyone...before anyone starts panicking... this is a hoax by someone who will be shortly banned.... ignore it. I already sent a email to the list moderators...
Bruce
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Jun 2, 2004
12:30 am
72074
John, It appears that the 3 or 4 pins are not shorted somewhere. It might be in your Zephyr hardware or a problem with its firmware or it might be you have a...
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Jun 2, 2004
12:42 am
72075
I guess when I get a chance, I'll get a factory made cable to see what happens. I should have purchased one last night, but spent my spare money on all the...
John McManaman
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Jun 2, 2004
12:50 am
72076
Manfred, something tells me you didn't really send this email to me. Mike Gleaton Charleston Digital Trains Charleston, SC Authorized Digitrax Dealer ...
Mike Gleaton
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Jun 2, 2004
1:12 am
72077
If you're referring to wiring to the rails, just use standard rail joiners to adjacent powered track. Power routing through the points and frogs is handled...
PTurvill
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Jun 2, 2004
1:12 am
72078
Bob, I know you wrote this comment in jest. However, perhaps the physical size of the motor does determine, to some degree, its susceptibility to damage by...
Robert F. Barnes
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Jun 2, 2004
1:22 am
72079
... sitting on track with DCC power applied< To my knowledge there has never been a documented case of a larger motor burning up (or any damage). Your is...
Jon Miller
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Jun 2, 2004
1:43 am
72080
The email is not from Yahoo and if you go to the URL you will likely receive a virus or malicious code. ... From: Mike Gleaton [mailto:mpgalg@...] ...
Stan Knotts
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Jun 2, 2004
2:28 am
72081
Thank you for your help. Yes, I was referring to the wiring, but I was concerned about the metal frogs. I was not able to purchase the DCC friendly version of...
Mike Eiden
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Jun 2, 2004
2:51 am
72082
My thought is that assuming the inductive reactance is close between scale motors, the larger the physical size, the better able to dissapate heat. (My 2 cents...
S. Sneidar
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Jun 2, 2004
2:57 am
72083
You could be correct I have had two failures both resulted in a partially melted shell. In both cases the loco's had been running for less than 10 minutes and...
J. French
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Jun 2, 2004
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