ot;Multiple recipients of sslivesteam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 5:57 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: Rodents?
> Geoff Spenceley wrote:
>
> > I do have an electric wire around the pond which works but your idea of
> > voltage on the track is excellent!
Which one? The GMT group in Manchester which used a high track voltage
(110v I think) to heat electic elements in model live steam locos, or
the 1:1 Swiss? example of a steam loco which had a pantograph on its cab
roof and drew power from the overhead?
Sam E :-)
Landon Solomon wrote:
>
> Say, y
Say, you know there was that place where they put electric heaters in the
boiler to make the steam... =D
J/K... How are you guys hooking the 12V up to the track? One lead to each
rail, or one lead to ground with the other to both rails? I suspect it's
the latter...
Trot, the electrically-m
Geoff Spenceley wrote:
> I do have an electric wire around the pond which works but your idea of
> voltage on the track is excellent!
YIKES!
Careful there Geoff. Some one is bound to go too far and suggest that there
might be a way to actually power model trains from track voltage! While
Arthur, your idea is excellant. Beats the heck out of poison or gunshot. (I
live in a suburb, my .303 is a tad too much)
From: "Arthur S. Cohen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (by way of Dave Cole)
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROT
Gentleman Arthur,
Is there any other way to test a 9v battery other than with the tip of yer
tongue? I learn something every day!
I do have an electric wire around the pond which works but your idea of
voltage on the track is excellent!
Geoff
Gentlemen,
>
>All you high class engineers can't
Gentlemen,
All you high class engineers can't see the trees because of the
forest. Rodents? I got rid of rodents, a coral snake, 3 toads, one
cat, a possum, and a peeing dog. Those were the only ones that I had
time to see. How you do it? Easy. Just connect a 12VAC 1 amp
transformer to t
