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Re: Catenary and/or Trolley wire
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 11 Oct 2010 19:32:53 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> Have folks done trolley wire or catenary? I've seem some folks that did some
> using the Maerklin parts but I'm not looking for functional, just something that
> looks good. I think I have a fairly good design for the poles. trying to decide
> if tying knots in string is the way to go to get catenary or whether to build it
> out of something like tubing and minifig hands. Which would be sturdy and less
> taxing on the eyes (to build it) than string but would look rather overscale.
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> If folks have pointers to pics that would be great. I've tried some searches but
> came up cold.
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> Thanks
Hi Larry,
One of our club members made some poles and placed a wire on it just like the
'real' electification. Il looked nice, BUT ...
- it takes a whole time to wire up on events.
- Take care that the wire doesn't get messed up.
- be sure that the poles are far enough from the train / coaches so that you
don't hit them - especially in curves or when a train derails. If so, the poles
fall down with all consequences.
Not that i want to scare you, but it has it's drawbacks too.
success with it.
Ludo
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