Fleischmann turntable: Dcc conversion.

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Tankengine389

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Recently a thought struck me after thinking about possibly making permanent made sets for filming with my OO/HO scale models. "Since the tidmouth sheds on my Layout may not work for certain reasons and my volmer roundhouse kits not selling, why not make a filming version of the sheds using the kit I never put together and my Fleischmann turntable?" And in all seriousness, I think it's a good idea. However, there is one problem. The turntable I have was a used one without a control dial. That fact brings me to my current question, which is: How do I convert a Fleischmann turntable to DCC and make it compatible with the controls of the Roco Z21? I'm still learning all about DCC here and if it's possible to make the turntable so, it would certainly enhance the set by tons.
 
Tankengine389 said:
Recently a thought struck me after thinking about possibly making permanent made sets for filming with my OO/HO scale models. "Since the tidmouth sheds on my Layout may not work for certain reasons and my volmer roundhouse kits not selling, why not make a filming version of the sheds using the kit I never put together and my Fleischmann turntable?" And in all seriousness, I think it's a good idea. However, there is one problem. The turntable I have was a used one without a control dial. That fact brings me to my current question, which is: How do I convert a Fleischmann turntable to DCC and make it compatible with the controls of the Roco Z21? I'm still learning all about DCC here and if it's possible to make the turntable so, it would certainly enhance the set by tons.
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This guy's done it.


Also this may help in case you decide not to go DCC

modelrailmusings.weebly.com

Controlling the Fleischmann Turntable

A simple circuit to control a turntable with a rotary switch: just move the switch to the track you want to go to.
modelrailmusings.weebly.com
 
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