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A couple of the 121's finished reasonably priced. Hefty gross for one day's selling.
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It looks like mine, which I got new from Marks Models. I never questioned the colour, and one of the bogie side frames came away after very little use.
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Starting that low is going to give us a good sense of the value of these items.
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Looks like someone is having a clear out. Started yesterday. https://www.ebay.ie/usr/model-railways-0nline
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I think the set available in 1978 predates HDI - it says "Made in France" underneath and the transporter included is more like the Playcraft versions currently for sale. As for the box the set came in, the cardboard top was discarded somewhere in the nineties, and my wife decided that the styrofoam tray had to go somewhere around the turn of the century. The train currently lives in a Hornby DMU box and a pair of coach boxes associated with that same DMU.
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I had a look, this really stood out: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234935362987?hash=item36b33d25ab:g:FM0AAOSwDBFkE0gY It is very similar to the transporter that shipped with one of the Joeuf CIE sets in 1978. I still have mine.
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This article appeared in the journal today - https://www.thejournal.ie/lilt-replaced-fanta-5994858-Feb2023/ But it quotes from one "Martin Attock"
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Its always worth checking the UK postage and using AddressPal which is less than 7 Euro. While not so in this case, UK sellers often offer free postage internally so there is a big saving to be made then. An Post will handle the customs side and invoice you for any charges due.
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There have to be other ways to generate this power too. Already I see one manufacturer using the petrol/diesel to power an onboard generator only, and all the drive power is from the electric motor. There must also be a means to capture some solar power via a roof panel, and could those fine wires that deliver your heated window take power in the opposite direction from the window to a battery? Equally, on a two wheel drive car can the rotating action of the other wheelset power some form of generator to reclaim some of the spent power?
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Heaven forbid our leaders planned early for that day...
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That would require 30 to 40 litres of fuel. Any idea what the cost of electricity is to achieve that range?
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Back in about 05 the dealership where Hertz is now in Glenageary had a woman on the sales team. The only one I've met since I bought my first car in '92.
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Not sure Windsor or Bill Griffin could offer one of those at the moment. The correct forum depends on where thread drift takes us. I am happy with the replies, none of the car sales men (they were all men) I spoke to last week have any idea.
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If I really try, then I can squeeze 4.7l/100km out of the Kadjar, but it requires very committed driving style
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My diesel - a Renault Kadjar car is delivering approximately 5 litres per 100 km which at todays prices rounds to 10km for every euro on fuel. Anyone know how how far a euro goes running in battery mode on something like a Ford Kuga, Hyundai Tuscon or similar?
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JMRI, Lights and LAIS decoders
gph2000 replied to gph2000's question in DCC, Electrics and Electronics
Now I'm concerned. Hopefully its an issue with the LAIS decoder rather than the loco PCB. -
This appeared on the RTE Website today: https://www.rte.ie/news/regional/2022/0512/1297696-bord-na-mona-auction/
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The stay wire that fell across the masthead is rusted nicely, but the wire that lies near the stabilizer is in better condition than the image suggests. And as has been pointed out, the surviving insulator is incomplete.
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It looks like only one insulator survives. I'd be thinking someone liberated the others and left this one since it is a P&T issue. Maybe when I am back in the area again, I'll take another look.
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Last Friday I went exploring on a heavily overgrown part of the old Clara Banagher line. Right where I have marked with the arrowhead, I photographed a discarded telegraph pole top Telegraph lines in Ireland only go along road way or railway lines, so its not likely to be something going cross country like ESB wires do. But, the stabilizer shown looks much to clean for something that is lying around for almost 60 years, having been installed God knows how many years before hand.
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I've put a pair of videos on my channel showing screen grabs in window 10 and 11. My video software has a watermark, but if you follow the key strokes your screen shot will not have them Here is a sample screen grab just pasted here I can do something in more detail if needed - but it could take me while to get to it. Ger
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Primary cert, I'm impressed. I've got a Group Cert in my collection.
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It will take me a while to get through that thread Sean. But on a scroll, it is very impressive. I'm away for a few days, but when I get back I could put something together on using a windows app called 'snip" for showing your screen. It would give better results than your phone camera.
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While the markers and main beams on the 071 are separate by default, when I went DCC I found that the markers and main beams were all together on F0. Can this be changed by tweaking the dip switches?
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JMRI, Lights and LAIS decoders
gph2000 replied to gph2000's question in DCC, Electrics and Electronics
Got it, mostly. Marker lights running forward and reverse as expected. Cab lights as expected, same for Forward Main Beams. Only issue is Reverse Main Beam. Mapping looks OK, need to double check, but could also be a decoder issue, or heaven forbid the loco circuitry.
