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BosKonay
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Everything posted by BosKonay
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The seeps (and generally the latching type solenoids) run on DC - ie: Analog. You need a DC circuit to manage them - they don't take power from the DCC bus
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Great videos!!!
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Unless you run with DCC motors, then you hook them to the DCC bus, give them an address and just call them up when you need em. The throw much more slowly too, and quiet, more like the real thing.
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The plan would be to amalgamate the data here with that already contributed by Dave and others at http://www.irishrailmodels.com
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Lovely little wagon
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I also have a banged up hornby 040 I use for testing - it's already carrying lots of battle wounds, and with the short wheel base its an ideal test loco
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Can't go wrong for 11 quid each. A can of yellow from halfords and you've a semi decent NIR ballast rake !
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Certainly a stable of all three NIR 071's with the 201s would provoke a swing in the blue direction
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Brilliant videos! Like watching an alien world !
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Great write up Fran!
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No worries, all you need to do is copy the youtube link from you address bar You need the bit that looks like this if there is anything after the v=XXXX string, you can leave it out. Then just click in the Video Icon in the post, paste in the link, and the forum will embed the vid!
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Some more Lego Layout Shots
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themodelshop.ie doing a one day sale on Murphy 201's at the Ulster Show http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/753-Ulster-model-railway-club-annual-exhibition?p=9440&viewfull=1#post9440
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Maybe if 112 flies off the shelf, we might see some of her sisters in later runs
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Try sites 'main' domain is http://irishrailwaymodeller.com Your browser may think http://www.... is a different site and try to log you out?
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Sure you'd have to have the NIR livery - if only to add a splash of colour
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lol - good ideas tho, I was there Saturday around 1pm and didn't see anyone, but then there is every chance you could walk right past a fellow forum member and not recognise him without his avatar
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Ouch! 100 euro before postage for that pile of rubbish!!! (reminds me ..... / heads to the attic to root out some oul tut for ebay )
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Stunning photos lads!
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There's nothing as rewarding as seeing a loco powered up on track you've just laid
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Warbonnet also posted a blog on the event: http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/entry.php/64-Dun-Laoghaire-Show
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Are the loads fixed in place or removable?
