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Re: First Third Party product for the LEGO(r) Trains market?
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 28 Apr 2003 04:19:42 GMT
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It's true the power comes from the inside top corner of the rail,
but if you look closer at the wheels on your train motor, you'll
see that there is a rubber O-ring which makes contact with the
*top* of the rail. I think most of the tractive force comes from
this O-ring pressing down on the tracks and if there's oil (think
finger prints, etc...) on the track, there could be a loss of traction.
Seems like it would make sense to clean the O-rings, as well.
Mark
"ondrew hartigan" <roj2323@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:HE1Bst.KI2@lugnet.com...
> I hate to get on someone's bad side right away but isn't this track • cleaner
> cleaning the wrong part of the track? Unlike all other scales of trains • Lego
> trains get the power from the inside part of the rail. So basically this
> track cleaner isn't going to do much except make the track shinny.
> OnDrew
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