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Re: Re: Re: Re: site is shrinking<br />

Posted by graeme on October 01, 2002, 09:15pm<br />

hi don, looks like i gave wrong e-mail address<br />

graemar@ozemail.com.au Thanks for trying. Graeme.<br />

PECO Small Radii Switch #4 -- AC Motor/DC<br />

Decoder<br />

Posted by Jean-Claude Noel on September 16, 2002, 12:55pm<br />

Hi !<br />

I am new to this.<br />

I seems to me that switches motor are AC. But the decoders are DC.<br />

I heard that DC simplifies wirering<br />

! Does one has to wire the motor for AC and then attach the decoder<br />

to the switch motor?<br />

Thanks<br />

Re: PECO Small Radii Switch #4 -- AC Motor/DC<br />

Deco<br />

Posted by e bradbury on September 24, 2002, 10:00am<br />

Are these peco solenoid motorsthat mount under the switch,<br />

tortise motors? Could you give some details about the motors<br />

you are addressing.<br />

Re: PECO Small Radii Switch #4 -- AC Motor/DC<br />

Deco<br />

Posted by Dale Gloer on September 25, 2002, 08:23am<br />

Peco switch motors are solenoid type and operate best on DC.<br />

The same can be said about most other solenoid motors however<br />

many will operate on AC as well. Tortoise (and other slow<br />

motion motors) are DC motors and must operate on DC. If you<br />

are aksing about using a DCC Stationary decoder to operate the<br />

switch motor, then each manufacturer's decoder comes with<br />

wiring instructions - some only support slow motion, some<br />

solenoid and some support both. Some may need an external<br />

power source, some don't.<br />

Dale.<br />

Re: Re: PECO Small Radii Switch #4 -- AC Motor/DC<br />

Posted by Jean-Claude Noel on October 09, 2002, 11:49am<br />

Your comments are much appreciated.<br />

Thanks<br />

CTC-80<br />

Posted by Jimray on September 14, 2002, 10:32am<br />

Have a CTC-80 system as removed from operating layout. Some<br />

components are new, never used. Anybody still using this system<br />

that needs spare parts?? Will only sell complete system. Reply<br />

offlist with interest for details. okjim@msn.com<br />

Re: CTC-80<br />

Posted by Bob Miller on September 16, 2002, 07:06pm<br />

There are quite a few CTC80 systems in use in the Kansas City<br />

area. I am an oddball as I was Dynatrol, now converted to NCE<br />

DCC. I will pass the word around about what you have for sale<br />

and how to contact you.<br />

You may remember that Larry Keeler, who built and sold<br />

CTC80 was a Kansas City resident, and one of our old group.<br />

Bob<br />

lenz 02 system<br />

Posted by John on September 07, 2002, 02:18pm<br />

I am interested in the Lenz 02 system and would like to know if<br />

anyone can give me some feedback either negative or positive about<br />

it. Thanks for your help.<br />

Re: lenz 02 system<br />

Posted by Gene on September 20, 2002, 12:00pm<br />

Dont have Lenz 02 but do have LH200 works great inside but if<br />

you are going outside sun shades readout. I have 2 Lenz systems<br />

LZ100 ,4 handhelds , 6 NCE 10 amp boosters, about 75 Lenz<br />

decoders<br />

computer interface, Wireless interfaces, etc and have had very<br />

little trouble, most of it I caused, and am happy with it.<br />

Gene<br />

Atlas Dual Mode Decoder engines<br />

Posted by douglasnash@hotmail.com on September 05, 2002,<br />

10:55am<br />

Do any memebers have problems with the recent Master Series<br />

ATLAS diesel locos???<br />

I have an RF&P GP-40, and the same night one of the other club<br />

members has a brand new Southern SD-35...BOTH<br />

engines...would not function when the jumper pin was moved from<br />

anaglog to DCC position.<br />

This is odd that both failed the same way. Our club system is<br />

Digitrax, and was upo and running, as well as my Alaska, GM&O<br />

and NECR units all functioning on DCC. The Southern &RF&P<br />

ones ran in DC mode, but headlights did not come on, nor would<br />

they move at all in DCC, yet both decoders diagnosed as having the<br />

correct addresses.<br />

Any help or are both engines production line duds???<br />

Re: Atlas Dual Mode Decoder engines<br />

Posted by Nigel F Misso on September 09, 2002, 09:40am<br />

Hi DOug;<br />

My two N&W GP40 and two N&W SD35 locomotives operate<br />

fine on a Digitrax system.<br />

On the SD35, I found the plugs a little harder to get pushed back<br />

in, than on the GP40.<br />

You should give Atlas a call.<br />

Nigel<br />

Re: Re: Atlas Dual Mode Decoder engines<br />

Posted by Donald Luke on September 24, 2002, 09:50pm<br />

We purchased two Atlas Dual Mode SD35 units. First, I<br />

wouldn't call them dual mode as they are single mode unless the<br />

jumper is moved unlike other decoders which sense and switch.<br />

We tested the units on DC and they worked fine. We moved the<br />

jumpers and selected the addresses of the engines per Atlas<br />

instructions. Lights came on but neither engine would move. A<br />

check of the CVs found them at something other than "0" if I<br />

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