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Mathew Clayson wrote:
> In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Mathew Clayson wrote:
>
> > The main component that is limiting current in a standard train controller is
> > the transformer (wall wart). The supplied transformer form LEGO has varied
> > between 500ma to 850ma .5Amp and .85Amp respectively. That's continuous duty.
> > You can pull a bit more for short periods of time.
>
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>
> Here's a couple of useful power supplies. They work on US line voltage or from
> 100V AC up to 240V AC.
[snip]
Hah, and here was me using a 12V Lego train transformer to run my 9V
trains ;-) Using a suitable adapter wire of course. But that was
220V, so I left it in the UK. I'm not sure of the rating of those
transformers, but I think it was a lot more substantial than the
newer 9V ones. Plus it's a genuine Lego controller for bonus points,
and you can make the big Lego grip to fit on top.
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