Sparkeswood
Location : Kent,England
| Subject: Point control Fri Nov 06, 2009 5:15 pm | |
| Using this diagram..(yes I know I shouldn't need one but why work it out when someone has done it for you) from here.. Tips and tricksI decided to create this to finally control my points.On the other side is a layout diagram of my line. Cost me £12 for the on-off-on momentary switches from the local model shop Using point switches I'm going to use feedback lights lights on the board to indicate line direction. Tested...and it works. I like cheap... | |
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Sparkeswood
Location : Kent,England
| Subject: Re: Point control Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:34 pm | |
| Here's the front.Not the prettiest thing in the world but that can be worked on later... The push and the bell are origional tram stock The children have to push the bell button when they've changed a point.That way I know what's going to crash into what.. For those that know my line,the bell is where the shed is
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Carl Hibbs Admin
Location : Haute Normandie - visitors welcome
| Subject: Re: Point control Fri Nov 06, 2009 9:12 pm | |
| No telling what your job is then. My wiring would look like a fight between two ugly spiders. | |
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pjti
Location : Galizano, nr Santander, Nth Spain
| Subject: Re: Point control Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:12 pm | |
| Troy, I am a bit confused by this. You have lots of switches and lots of wire going into chocolate blocks but only 4 wires "out" , presumably two are for power in and the other two go to points ? So do all the points throw together ? Otherwise I would have expected a lot more wires coming out. Sorry but I just can't follow it at all. | |
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Sparkeswood
Location : Kent,England
| Subject: Re: Point control Sat Nov 07, 2009 3:41 am | |
| The picture was taken at the testing stage with just a feed wire coming in. It now has plug in connector strip wired to a central point at the top of the garden.Each point has 2 wires going to it,i.e. 8 points =16 wires leaving the board. | |
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