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Posted By TonyWalsham on 01/16/2009 5:34 PM
Posted By NTCGRR on 01/16/2009 5:00 PM
Chuck
I think working sanders is very important in winter.


What a great idea.
 
However, I cannot imagine a track powered loco would be able to pick up any power once the track was sanded.
 
That leaves only one viable power source, Batt............    




 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
URRRRRRRRR UMMMMMM WHAT????? track power rules ..................... DAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 

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Posted By Nicholas Savatgy on 01/16/2009 9:47 PM
Posted By TonyWalsham on 01/16/2009 5:34 PM
Posted By NTCGRR on 01/16/2009 5:00 PM
Chuck
I think working sanders is very important in winter.


What a great idea.

However, I cannot imagine a track powered loco would be able to pick up any power once the track was sanded.

That leaves only one viable power source, Batt............













URRRRRRRRR UMMMMMM WHAT????? track power rules ..................... DAAAAAAAAAAAAAA



No it wouldn't with working sanders. It wouldn't work at all.



I will test it and get back to you....
he he he......
 

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Posted By NTCGRR on 01/17/2009 7:11 PM
Nick
did you get that package I sent you yet? was it still ticking???


Yup Marty i got it and it did stop TICKING but it didnt blow.. HE HE HE...
YOU SENT ME A DUD, HA HA HA next time get with TONY and he can tell you whitch battery to put in it so it doesnt stop ticking by the time it get s to me
HAAAAA HAAAAA.....
but any way, MARTY made me some real cool looking wheel racks for some of my flat cars and some hatchs for a couple of gravel cars im going to kit bash soon. but if you get a chance i could use 4 more hatchs that will give me enough to do a total of 4 cars. thanks again Marty..

 
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