First the 45 Class Sound install. With the Auscision loco fitted ready to plug in a 21 pin decoder, it was just a matter of plugging in the Wow decoder and wiring in the speaker a 10 minute job.
Remove the couplers and 4 screws, two each side of coupler. Plug it in, and solder speaker wires to tabs marked SP. Screw body back on and test run :D
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I have an epoxy DRC and trailer and I want lights and seating fitted. I bought some seats from Casula Hobbies and they should turn up soon.
So the Harris MT car needs wipers for power as well as LED's
The Trainbuilder bogies are all brass, so I am having problems thinking out how to fit wipers.
The wheel sets are fully insulated, which means the pickups have to touch the tops or sides of the insulated tyres. At the top is a thin brass plate. I could replace that with styrene, and use small plastic screws (presume they are metric and hopefully JAYCAR have the next size down which would allow me to insulate pick ups.
This insulated (nylon) screw is metric, but too large. Intend to replace brass plate with styrene spacer which would replace small existing spacer used to lift car to correct height (shown in pic above)
Any suggestions to
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Cheers
Rod
Hi Rod, looking at the nylon screw I wondered if the black kadee delrin screws are smaller?
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeletethanks for replying. I actually found some here, but different threads. I think they are 2.0mm metric. So I ordered 25 for a dollar, post free from China. How do they do that? Felt guilty so increased the order to $12 with nuts and washers and slightly larger and longer screws.