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Paddy

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  • Birthday 12/20/1988

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  1. Hello Cristian I use a 12V Power Supply, so i have on the Track 10. max 11V. I made long tests with the Lego Motors, and i have no Problems with this Voltage. If you have questions, you can ask me, i also speak german so you can send me a Message :) I have actually finish my DCC Project, i have build a System that is flexible like Lego :) I have made three electronic Modules Bottom is the central unit of openDCC Middle a booster for powering up the DCC to 3Amps Upside are the track connections, i made 16x seperate Plugs, when it is connectet to the computer, i can see on which track is a train. Regards Patrik
  2. This looks great I drive my trains with DCC and this is an great solution to build power pickups for trains with an PF motor. Did you have an shop where we can buy this stuff? Kind regards
  3. Hello everybody I have made a little Video to demonstrate the functions of my train system. Greetings Patrik
  4. Hello everybody Today i will show you my 9V conversion from my Emerald Night. My Lego trains driven with DCC, so i would not have a PF train on my Tracks :D Yesterday i had found a Solution : I made it with a Lego technic Pin and a round 1x1 Brick. With the copper desoldering wire, i made a flexible pickup. One in front and back of the locomotive. I use an Technic 9V Motor in the middle of the locomotive. Power Pickups : Oversized Image Front : Back : Motor with DCC Decoder : Greetings Paddy
  5. Hello Everybody Well, first something about me: I`m new here and I hope I´m welcome here :D My name is Partik, coming from Switzerland and i´m a great Lego Train fan. I have made a System with Trainmodules for my Lego trains. So it´s very useable and easy to store. I let speak the pictures to themself : Overview Traincontrol with a Digital DCC System, in the background a 9V Signal that operate with DCC (Like the 12V era) Controlstation, a selfmade "Opensource" DCC called OpenDCC Switch Point can remotecontrolled via DCC, under the Plate is a Servo. The modules have a high like 6 Lego stones, Bridges can be built (A prototype on the picture) I hope you enjoy this pictures, comments are welcome =) Patrik
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