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Posted - May 12 2020 : 04:57:46 AM
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Lights, camera, no action. The cheap little Hornby set transformer, 1/2 amp worked well before, but when I go to plug it in now it goes into overload after 2 or 3 minutes. Too late to start monking around, finding another transformer, so will work on video next chance I get, maybe a couple of weeks . I see from the photo I need to clean up the grass.
I lit up the street lights by placing a 9 volt battery in the hospital connected to a on/off switch. Two of the three light up well, the third is a dim glow.
Edited by - Chops124 on May 12 2020 04:59:11 AM
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Posted - May 12 2020 : 05:45:45 AM
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Love the old bus and the look of the Aero Train...
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Posted - May 12 2020 : 09:20:12 AM
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So is the bus no longer working? Looks good with the Aero Train, can we get a pic of how you incorporated the plywood into the middle?
It seems like you brought the grass mat up and over the plywood. Looks good!
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Posted - May 12 2020 : 2:02:57 PM
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The bus works great, but its current draw is too much for the el cheapo transformer.
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Posted - May 13 2020 : 07:52:14 AM
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quote:The bus works great, but its current draw is too much for the el cheapo transformer.
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â May 12 2020Â :Â 2:02:57 PM
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Oh, ok. I was a bit confused before. Yeah, the newer transformers dont always have enough juice for these old school models! Yeah, a better transformer would do wonders!
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