Bought a couple of these second-hand the other day, can anyone please tell me where the brown and blue resistors?/capacitors?/things? go?
TIA Dave
-- web:
All outgoing mail certified virus-free - checked by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus.
Bought a couple of these second-hand the other day but no instructions on how to wire them. Any help please?
TIA Dave.
-- web:
All outgoing mail certified virus-free - checked by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus.
Are you the swine who outbid me on ebay, two Relcos and a Guagemaster controller - aution ended a couple of days or so ago?
:-)
Sorry don't know.
Wire them between a 13-16VAC transformer output and the track, parallel to (i.e. independent of) the DC connections. I don't know which way round; are the terminals not identified?
If power to the loco is interrupted by dirt on the wheels or track, the unit sends high-voltage, high frequency pulses to ionise the dirt.
Don't try to use them with DCC or with coach lighting.
Useful discussion of pros and cons at:
Google for more info.
No, Sorry. Was not me. These I got from my local model shop.
-- web:
All outgoing mail certified virus-free - checked by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus.
Ah, that's helpful Martin - Thanks. I thought they went in the normal controller to track circuit. Yes, the terminals are marked, so no probs there. Any ideas on the brown and blue things though? (Electronics are not my strongest point!)
-- web:
All outgoing mail certified virus-free - checked by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus.
Ah...that's the kiddie. Thanks again Martin.
-- web:
All outgoing mail certified virus-free - checked by Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus.
I've just come across the Relco that I discarded in 1979 when going over to Zero 1 control. This is an original 1977 version which has terminals for connecting between the track and the controller's normal output terminals (not AC accessory). So if it is a very early model the connections are different.
Alan
PolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.