Kisvakond

Ahh.. so use separate battery boxes, reciver, motors, etc.. not the RC Train Base from 7898. OK.. all clear now. Yes, it's for switching the polarity too, but if you connect IR-reciever on the battery box, that will have no effect. But I think if you use two separate channels of IR-reciever for the two PF-motors + set the two, small, black direction swich oppositely on your PF IR Speed Remote Controller you may have success: So I suppose you can solve the problem of opposite direction using this controller too.

Hi Rog! As fas as I experienced there is no proplem in case of RC-motor, as it is equipped with the old 9V type connector, so you can turn round one of them. This is the RC-motor: old 9V type connection, no integrated lead, white wheel hubs, weaker than a PF-motor: http://www.bricklink...tem.asp?P=x1688 If you want to run your train with two PF-motor - like me - they are two solution, as I experienced: - as L@go also wrote, you can use the PF polarity switch (simply, but it requires more space in your MOC) - or simply just turn round one of the PF-motor itself (if you can solve the problem of "front" PF-cable/wire setting considering the curve > you have to spare some space above the RC- Train Base for the PF-cable (because of swinging) during passing the curves) As build in 8-wide, this is not impossible to do this trick.. This is the PF-motor: integrated PF-lead, orange wheel hubs, stronger: http://www.bricklink...em.asp?P=x1688a Keep trainin'!

Thanks, Mr. Brickster! : ) I'm glad to hear that, really. To tell you the truth, the longer I'm reading the Train Tech forum, much the more I like it! I guess a good "Train Fan" Community here! By the way I have more existing MOCs to present, so soon I will bring with them out.. Bye, ..::Kisvakond::..

Hi Trainfans! I'm Nandor from Hungary and I've just discovered EB & this forum recently. I'm a MALUG-member, this is the Hungarian LEGO User's Group. (My nick is Kisvakond same as here.) About me: Even as for many others, playing LEGO was my favourite activity as a child, moreover I also think nowadays too, that LEGO is the best 'skill-developing' and most creative activity. After many years of "Dark Age" I started to collect good old Technic & Classic Town sets and a little later I started to build MOC's again as an AFOL in my favourite themes: Technic, Classic Town and nowadays in the '9V/PF Trains' related theme, as I'm interested in trains & railways since I was a kid. At the present time I would like to build many of my current MOC projects & plans which are fumbling & gathering in my brain and those cunning plans are all agog to come true.. ;) I've been building LEGO train MOC's since only 2010, so I'm a beginner train MOCer after my long lasting "Dark Age" ... So let see, what's going on / what you can see at my "Age of Enlightenment" : My First 9V MOC with working PF LED-lights + manually adjustable pantograph from last year: GANZ BHEV "Beka" Locomotive from 1896, Hungary See it in action at a MALUG-meeting at Budapest: http://www.youtube.c...f/0/ktssQLkBDAk Bye, ..::Kisvakond::..