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Re: March Pictures
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Mon, 24 Mar 2003 17:14:06 GMT
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> > Some of us would love to hear a bit more about the mechanization you guys
> > did to the monorail reverser and switch tracks...
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> > How reliable are these, and did they require any surgery inside the parts,
> > the way that many remote controll 9V points solutions do?
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> > Thanks!
I'm holding off on details, because we haven't acutally tested them with a train.
In summary, tho, no modifications to parts. Used the geared motors. Built-in
manual overrides. Main problem with switch mechanism: the train can't switch it
back when its coming from the direction opposite of the switch's current
orientation. Overcoming this using a single motor has been problematic.
I hope to test it at next months Indylug meeting (will Eric Smith or Brian Darrow
please bring some track and a train?). When everthing's verified to work, I'll
post on Brickshelf.
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| (...) That was done by Brian B. Alano. I believe there was no modification done. they worked easily . He will have to give you more details mark (21 years ago, 21-Mar-03, to lugnet.org.us.indylug)
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