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9v vs 12v
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 24 Jul 2001 03:29:08 GMT
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I am just getting back into Lego after a very very long hiatus. The recent
photos from Brickfest and GATS have inspired me to invest in some Lego trains,
so much so that I am selling off a sizable portion of my N-scale collection to
finance the new trains.
My first question (because I am sure there will be many, many more ), before I
spend any money, is whether I should choose 9v or 12v. Which is most readily
available in the US? Which are more/less reliable for operations? Which have
more/less variety in terms of available kits, etc?
Thank you in advance for your suggestions, ideas, comments.
Henry
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| (...) Welcome aboard Henry, I believe I can answer your questions. First of all, 9V is the current system being offered by LEGO®. What 12V stuff you may find will be at auction on Ebay or being sold through Brickbay at very high prices, (it's been (...) (23 years ago, 24-Jul-01, to lugnet.trains)
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