Looks good Tony.LED Holders in:
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With a couple of LED's as examples:
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LED's:
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Thanks Smudge - just trying to keep things simpleLooks good Tony.
You can only use momentary switches on point motors, or you run the risk of burning out the solenoid.It isn't anything fancy but I think it will serve its purpose - tell me where my points are and which tracks are open
I was going to wire up one of my PL11's - to see if I could do it but ran into an immediate problem. These are the Momentary Switches I got:
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I weas expecting a 3 terminal type of switch ???
Aside from the momentary issue, that is a DPDT switch and you want an SPDT switch.It isn't anything fancy but I think it will serve its purpose - tell me where my points are and which tracks are open
I was going to wire up one of my PL11's - to see if I could do it but ran into an immediate problem. These are the Momentary Switches I got:
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I weas expecting a 3 terminal type of switch ???
If that's what Tony has, but it will still work, just use the three pins on one side, other side leave blank.Aside from the momentary issue, that is a DPDT switch and you want an SPDT switch.
Yay!Okay - just saw that what I ordered were SPDT switches so I am okay then.
SPDT's Sorry my fault.Hang on a minute - I just ordered a bunch of SPST switches, as was suggested. So what do I need - SPST switches OR SPDT Switches???
Yeah, but I know the flipping difference, I've bought enough of the beggars.No problem Smudge - things happen. No harm done and it is all good![]()
If it isn't exact then there is too much play (in the hole) and the ground throw wont push the throw arm far enough for it be fully thrown. The little lug on the turnout has to fit "snuggly" into the hole of the Ground Throw. It seems as though there isn't much "wiggle room" with these things.That sucks! Why does the hole have to be exact?
