justinwebb

My brick link designer program Wild West train shipped today!

Got my order in for it, looks to be funded and heading towards max

Eneloops are some of the best batteries and I’ve never had an issue charging them with the Panasonic smart charger they ship with. It shuts down when fully charged and does each cell individually. The mah is close to what they claim

Looks to be a switch and probably other circuitry to identify it as a light. Not sure if you can run it without it until someone gives it a shot.

I lucked out and got a LEGO crossover for 20 bucks on eBay, it was sold as missing parts which was 2 yellow switches. Bought that as fast as I could. I recently bought a 3D printer as well and never thought about trying my own track parts. Might give it a shot

It will run on anything that has Apple iOS 10 or above. Which is iPhone 5 and up and tons of iPads one of which came out in 2012 so not sure what you are on about with only 2017.

I would like this as well, although I did snag one the other day on eBay for 20 bucks as the person didn’t know what they had.

I cut the wire as normally there is a ton left over in the cab so it helps hide and I flip the 2 middle wires to reverse polarity.

I built an identical end to the main engine and have a battery box and motor on the other end. They are on the same channel so I just point it in the general direction of both and it works 95% of the time. I have 6 carriages and one club car so it’s a large train.

Coaster isn’t with ME models, he owns brick tracks which is different from me models.

I’m just getting the stickers from ministickers, far cheaper and look amazing.

Looks like a great start! I love GP10's so it will be great to see it done. Almost went to paducah for the eclipse a month ago, ended up going to hopkinsville instead though.

If there was info you would see it here, there is none

Raspbian was mentioned further up and is the most widely used.

Anyone ever used a LiPo battery that wasn't the lego box? I've been looking for a small battery to fit in some MOC's and the battery box's are far too large. There are some smaller 7.4v batteries out there that might work and just wire on the lego plug to the receiver. Hoping others might have tried this and have a battery that is small and works well as there are tons out there.