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Re: 4559 works with 7835?
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 11 Jan 1999 18:18:11 GMT
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LPIEN@spamlessIWANTNOSPAM.CTP.COM
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mlki wrote:
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> So I guess my 7835 has no actual use in my Legocity unless I buy a new set
> of train that works on this type of rail.
Not at all. Sorry if I left that impression. The conversion to lay 9V
track where the current track lies is extremely easy. It's basically a
case of removing the track and replacing it. It is dimensionally exactly
the same except for the extra sleepers (ties in US parlance)
> Also, how come there's a sign
> saying 7835 is a 4.5V set on my instruction?
> I'm really confused in this issue.
User error on my part. 12V and 4.5V are very similar. Same outside
rails. But 4.5V is battery powered, 12V is not. It has an extra set of
conductors on a strip down the middle to transmit power to the motors.
Also the Lugnet DB does not yet show 12V/9V/4.5V information.
++Lar
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 | | Re: 4559 works with 7835?
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| So I guess my 7835 has no actual use in my Legocity unless I buy a new set of train that works on this type of rail. Also, how come there's a sign saying 7835 is a 4.5V set on my instruction? I'm really confused in this issue. Larry Pieniazek wrote (...) (26 years ago, 11-Jan-99, to lugnet.trains)
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