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"James J. Trobaugh" wrote:
> Hate to disagree with you Robert, but the LEGO train motors don't work that
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I thought he was kidding;-)
> It doesn't matter which way you put them on the track, they will all
> travel in the same direction. You can not run to motors on the same loop of
> track in opposite directions.
*Unless* you have altered them by adding a DCC chip, in which case you could.
-John
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
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> "James J. Trobaugh" wrote:
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> > Hate to disagree with you Robert, but the LEGO train motors don't work that
> > way.
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> I thought he was kidding;-)
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> > It doesn't matter which way you put them on the track, they will all
> > travel in the same direction. You can not run to motors on the same loop of
> > track in opposite directions.
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> *Unless* you have altered them by adding a DCC chip, in which case you could.
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> -John
Well yes that's true, or you could just open the motor and reverse some of
the wiring inside so that the motor runs the opposite direction of a stock
motor, but I really doubt it would be worth the effort.
If you really want to crash them, just put in a cross track....and wait for
the right moment. :)
jt
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Sorry guys! Yes, John caught me. I was gearing up for April 1 and forgot to
post it Off-topic.
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