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Re: New MOC online
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 29 May 2001 12:00:10 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Sonnich Jensen writes:
> > My red diesel engine is now online:
> > http://www.hot.ee/sonnich/lego/reddiesel.htm
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> > It features a modified 9V motor, which you can read about here:
> > http://www.hot.ee/sonnich/lego/modify02.htm
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> That seems cool but I have to ask, why not just use the standard trick of
> cutting a 9V connector in half and putting 12V pins on one end? That seems a
> lot less work and also less invasive of a more expensive part.
The idea is usuful, because I run my trains on both 9V and 12V, so I needed
way which is easy and fast. I could probably have a way with both 12V
connectors and a 9V connector, but that would not be so easy.
Also, this was a first attempt for my dual-power system. I am thinking about
having one engine which runs on both 12V and 9V; this was the first "test".
My intetion is to have 2 (or 3) connectors (in and out; out means powering
the motor).
So I have been thinking of having 2 12V connectors on 2 motors.
This is something II will try in autum.
Sonnich
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> Still, you get points for elegance!
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> Thanks for sharing.
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| (...) cutting a 9V connector in half and putting 12V pins on one end? That seems a lot less work and also less invasive of a more expensive part. Still, you get points for elegance! Thanks for sharing. (23 years ago, 28-May-01, to lugnet.trains)
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