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12v Trains
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lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Fri, 31 Aug 2001 02:05:50 GMT
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Since I decided to go the hard route and not go with 9v trains, how am I
going to power them? (My primary reason for choosing 12v over 9v is the
availability of remote points and accessories.) I believe Lego made a 12v
transformer for 110 electricity but finding one will be a problem.
Is it possible to use the 9v controller but substitute a 12v transformer? Or
can I use a regular train transformer and forego the Lego controller? How do
I power the electric points?
On another note, I noticed that Lego Shop at Home for Denmark and Germany
carries 12v conductor rails. I thought these were discontinued. Only one
style is listed and it doesn't state whether it is for straight or curved
track. Will these rails fit on 9v track?
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Message has 1 Reply:
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| This is a topic near to my heart -- I too decided to run 12v on my layout at home. There are some challenges, but it is a lot of fun. On to your questions: (...) I've never seen a 110 transformer for 12v. But the 220 transformers can be found fairly (...) (23 years ago, 31-Aug-01, to lugnet.trains)
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