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Does anyone know how it works if it is speed controlled or not. I have one in a NYC PT tender and im figuring if its already in why not use it. It works just very fast and loud any ideas on how its controlled
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Does it change with the voltage/throttle? ( I am assuming you are using DC) Do you have a pic of the circuit?
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I'm sure it's just a primitive white noise circuit that is turned on and off by contacts on one axle closing a set of wipers once or twice every revolution. That's the way they put sound in the early Heavy Hauler G scale 4-6-0's, and the circuit was powered by a 9 volt battery. It was bloody annoying, to be honest, with no volume control. It should also be four chugs per driver revolution.

You have one in a PT tender, so I assume you mean Powertorque? Someone installed it in a Tyco 0-8-0 or 2-8-0?

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