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Re: Lighting Up Legoville.
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 6 Jan 2000 19:35:10 GMT
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The 12V lighting bricks seem to work just fine on 9V, too (since most people
aren't gonna want to shell out $40+ for a 7864 to light their town, I
thought I'd point this out). The 12V bricks work nicely. Also check out
lighting pack 846 (I think?), still available from Busy Bee in the UK last I
knew. I think this is a 9V pack. Alan
In lugnet.general, Mark Harrison writes:
> Hi Zack,
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> Try using the 12V lighting brick from train sets, 7861 contained 4 light bricks.
> That's what I've used to light up my setup. I connected them to a lego 12V
> transformer although my trains run on 9V.
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> Mark H.
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> Zack Pharr wrote:
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> > Hey, for all thoseout who have built a Lego Town ever tried to "light it up".
> > You know like with the lighting bricks they sell in the S@H catolog.
> >
> > If so, can you tell me the best way to do that. Or would it be better to
> > "light it up" with some other kind of lights. Speak to me.
> >
> > Zack
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| (...) 846 is a 9V pack. When I checked several months ago, Busy Bee was out of these. If they have more, I'd love to hear it, I'd like to buy some. (27 years ago, 6-Jan-00, to lugnet.general)
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| | Re: Lighting Up Legoville.
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| Hi Zack, Try using the 12V lighting brick from train sets, 7861 contained 4 light bricks. That's what I've used to light up my setup. I connected them to a lego 12V transformer although my trains run on 9V. Mark H. (...) (27 years ago, 6-Jan-00, to lugnet.general)
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