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Re: LEGO 7996 and 9V
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 9 Mar 2008 04:08:49 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Scott Wardlaw wrote:
> > The real broblem with the 7996, wether you metalize it or not is the linked
> > switch controls. My next project is to split the controlls and add solenoids for
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> I wish that I had read this a few months ago (when I should have). I just
> bought a 7996 with the intention to convert it to 9V.
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> I am very disapointed that you can not have both of the parallel straights
> switched to go straight at the same time. The switching only allows for one to
> be straight and the other must curve.
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> I'd be happy to know if you have a good method of splitting the controls and
> adding solenoids!
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> Does anyone else have experience with splitting the 7996 controls, or adding
> solenoids to a regular 9v switching point?
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> Thanks,
> Scott
splitting the controls for the doubble crossover can be done in a couple of
ways. as soon as i get my hands on a set i will write up some instructions for
everyone.
as for selenoids there really is no need. automating 9v/rc switches is fairly
straight forward. see:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=109777&n=47 see photos that
start with a "z" also there are literaly probably 100+ solutions to automate
all you have to do is look.
ondrew
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