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Posts posted by Northwest141
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Price drop 150 plus post
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Hold on there Tonto
i dont drink petrol
after travelling from way out west you think that so called Hotel would have had enough in stock
knowing there was a show on
anyway it wont happen this time around
and dont forget my kit
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That was the problem in that dump
no cups in the hotel bar { paper ones } i think it was a set up
as the tight git from the northside had offered to buy me a coffee
tried the restaurant no luck
went to the bar only to be told sorry we have run out of cups
T B H not great for a Hotel
but hey if it was on the Northside , probably would have got a china cup and some choclate cake for 2 euro
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will there be china cups ? or paper cups ?
hope its better than stillorgan
could not even get a cup of coffee there
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We are looking at a Tea & Biscuit or Cake affair Noel
Getting people to staff it is the problem
Hot food would be out of the question
Raheny village, 5 mins away, has plenty of cafe's & Pub Grub[/quote
Coffee cake ?
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No Need to be sorry noel
but it is a sport
and good to see an Irishman taking the prize
http://www.ufc.com/discover/sport
we have come a long way from the Thank you verry much MR EASTWOOD days
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Nice to see some Good News in Irish Sport
after the events of the last week
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Best name in the Olympics so far
Chinese Trampolinest
Dong Dong
Should be good tonight
his cousin is competing in the long jump
Ding Dong
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That's a great tip. A ten-fold reduction in cost is definitely worth doing and makes equipping a couple of rakes affordable for the average modeler. DO you thin it is possible to route the wiring between the window, drill a tiny hole in the floor and hide the battery behind the 'battery boxes' under the chassis. Battery replacement would be infinitely easier
Hi
that was my original plan
but sadly the holder is visible if mounted underneath
it fits just perfect in the back compartment in the cravens
next attempt will be a MK11 and see how that works out
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Sorry not set up for video here , but result is the same as Train tech { WARM WHITE }
that one was the first one done . and i see by the pics i need to file down a bit of the window opening to make it flush
but for a few euro , im ok with it so far
when run in a rake with the Train tech fitted coach, there is no change in colour .
here is the link to the train tech lighting
http://train-tech.com/index.php/lighting/interior-coach-lighting
with both the train tech , and this set up , the battery is enclosed in the carrige
so the drawback is , when the battery is low , the carrige must be taken apart to replace it
but they give a long life 5-7 hours
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Having bought a Train Tech lighting board for a Cravens
at a cost of £17.00 plus £3.00 postage
i wondered if there was a cheaper way to go about lighting the cravens
First off the Train Tech lighting is excellent { motion sensored } after 2 to 3 mins it switches itself off
again when it is bumped or coupled the lighting comes back on
so all in all a good product { be it a bit costly } 5 coaches = £85 plus postage
i searched around on e bay and found the following
5 x lightboards for 11 euro shipped { 3 volt operated } same as Train tech
then i came across the 3 volt holders for the batteries { the holders are fitted with an on/off switch } which is ideal
so i opened up a cravens and fitted the light bar to the roof
then soldered the wiring to the switch { holder }
fitted the holder in the back of the cravens { then making the window hole slightly bigger in the back of the carrige
i was able to fit the switch with a few dabs of super glue { as seen in the pics }
simple to operate , i use a pen to turn on and off the switch .
paint the white switch a dab of black , or put the red cover on and nothing is visible .
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will do
many thanks
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Hi Folks
could anyone give me some info on removing a shell from a 201
as i would like to fit a driver to the cab
thanks
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Excellent
well done lads
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i agree
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True
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Sold
Class 201 number 222 river dargle dcc fitted
in For Sale or Wanted
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Sale pending