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Re: Automatic decoupler designs?
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 6 Jan 2000 19:16:50 GMT
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OK, got it. Instructions even included.
http://members.xoom.com/jrickclark/ak-decoupler.html
Alan
In lugnet.trains, Alan Demlow writes:
> I recall somebody posting pictures of a design that sounds like the below here
> (or maybe on RTL?--but I'm pretty sure it was here) not tooooo long ago. I
> think the stubby tapered beam can be had for example in the red Technic • chopper
> that's been on clearance at KB outlets, Big Lots, etc. It was a very elegant
> design, and worked very well from what he said. Maybe I'll search to see if I
> can find it--it looked to me to solve the problem most elegantly.
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> Alan
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> > BTW we had a really nice guy visit a PNLTC display in Seattle that had a
> > wonderful and very clean and simple solution to the decouplers. It used a
> > rubber band limited rack driven by a motor. Ir pryed the couplers apart using
> > a stubby tappered technic beam at the bumpers.
> > DanParker do you recall his name? I unfortunately have forgotten!
> > SteveB
> > PNLTC
> > PS stubbier then this one http://www.auczilla.com/lego/xi/lot/?DLL01
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