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Re: A question about Insulation between tracks
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 22 Jun 2001 08:22:44 GMT
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After I used successfully insulated tracks as below in my RCX Controlled Train
Projects, I found a little problem, the train has to be run in higher speed, or
it will be stop at insulated track.
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+========O=====O===========-
-========O=====O===========+
Did you try to run train in lower speed (2-4) on insulated tracks as below?
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+===========O==============-
-===========O==============+
Zhengrong
http://legochina.virtualave.net/MOCs/RCXTrains.html
In lugnet.trains, Zhengrong Zang writes:
> My friends asked me a question about Insulation between tracks, I am not
> sure if it will be a problem. Base on some expert's idea, we can
> insulated tracks using adhesive tape as follow:
> |----|
> + ===========O======= -
> - ===========O======= +
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> |----| is motor
> === is tracks
> O is insulation
>
> The problem is when motor is on the two parts of insulated tracks, and
> the current is opposite as above, does the short circuit happen? How can
> we avoid it?
>
> Zhengrong
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| My friends asked me a question about Insulation between tracks, I am not sure if it will be a problem. Base on some expert's idea, we can insulated tracks using adhesive tape as follow: |----| + ===...===O======= - - ===...===O======= + |----| is (...) (23 years ago, 13-Mar-01, to lugnet.trains)
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