I've been watching Everard Junction's video on fitting a point motor and I have a few Questions
1. 0V - What is this
2. 12V- Again What is this
And I presume that having the point in the 'central' position means to have it in the position I intend on running it in (apart from shunting)
Also will the switch spring back into the central position if I let go of it ,if not if I keep it in the non (what I presume) is central position will the point motor 'burn out' - therefor making shunting very hard with a long enough train and alot of points
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BabyGM
I've been watching Everard Junction's video on fitting a point motor and I have a few Questions
1. 0V - What is this
2. 12V- Again What is this
And I presume that having the point in the 'central' position means to have it in the position I intend on running it in (apart from shunting)
Also will the switch spring back into the central position if I let go of it ,if not if I keep it in the non (what I presume) is central position will the point motor 'burn out' - therefor making shunting very hard with a long enough train and alot of points
Thanks,
Brian
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