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Re: for sale or trade - 5 white 2x2 12v lamp modules
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Sun, 29 Oct 2000 11:26:36 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek <lpieniazek@mercator.com> wrote in message
news:G36MCt.F4p@lugnet.com...
A number of people have made 9v-12v convertor cables. It's pretty simple,
you take a 12v cable, unscrew the power connector clip from one end, then
cut a 9V cable, strip the wires and connect the 12v clip. It does require
sacrificing some wires but once you make one, you use it to power • everything
because the 12v cables allow piggybacking connections.

Actually, the 9v cables allow piggybacking connections too.  :-)  There are
some older 12v cables, though, that don't have piggybacking holes, and are a
bit shorter I believe these were used with some lighting sets for train
headlamps.  These are usually short length connections.

12v bulbs at 9v are quite a bit brighter than at 4.5v and at the lowered
voltage should last a while.

If that's not of interest to you, I'd offer Milton Train Works trade • credit
toward something for them, depending on what you were looking to get.

I think I've got some here, too.  I've got to sort my collection out,
shipping wouldn't cost me that much though, they were a part of a lighting
kit for 12v trains.  Basically, they were streetlamps.  It would be a bit
hard to imagine 9v streetlamps built the same way, though.  I imagine
whoever made the 9v system hadn't allowed for the fact that people would
want to light their buildings internally.  The 9v lamps are a bit odd to
mount on an inside roof, they might be placed on a wall, but they still
don't appear that realistic compared to 12v lights.

Cheers ...

Geoffrey Hyde



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  Re: for sale or trade - 5 white 2x2 12v lamp modules
 
(...) Didn't say they didn't. However, piggybacking your 9V won't help you power more than 1 12v device, unless you build additional adaptor cables. Think about it. Arguably when you chop that one 9V in half to make the first one, you ought to make (...) (24 years ago, 30-Oct-00, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)

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  Re: for sale or trade - 5 white 2x2 12v lamp modules
 
(...) A number of people have made 9v-12v convertor cables. It's pretty simple, you take a 12v cable, unscrew the power connector clip from one end, then cut a 9V cable, strip the wires and connect the 12v clip. It does require sacrificing some (...) (24 years ago, 29-Oct-00, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)

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