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Re:A very basic question and a bit more.................
the vibrating is a sure sign, that you fried it.
there are various resons for frying.
faulty contact - very seldom
DC connection instead od AC connection - that happens
the magnet stays too long over the contact - that happens most often.
could you make a sketch, how you set it up?
btw. if you open one of the fried contacts and bring it to an electronic shop, they can sell you the components for making your own copies of the contacts. it is easy, i did a handfull of them.
later, when i have more time, i will try to make a sketch, how it should be wired to work.
korm
yes, it is very easy to fry them.craigrailinc said:BUT i started work on the other side of the garden where I have 3 sidings to wire up same idea got the points in and working, started working on the track contacts (17100) wired up the one furthest away working! GREAT came to the next one same principal BUT huge heat overload and melted the casingtried a new out the bag track contact not working either
, thought to myself get one from the other side that was working, that didnt work either. So went to put that one back (the one that had worked) in its old position and its not working the point motor wont click over but just vibrates.
back and forward any ideas been over my wiring several times..
is it possible to fry these contacts???
the vibrating is a sure sign, that you fried it.
there are various resons for frying.
faulty contact - very seldom
DC connection instead od AC connection - that happens
the magnet stays too long over the contact - that happens most often.
could you make a sketch, how you set it up?
btw. if you open one of the fried contacts and bring it to an electronic shop, they can sell you the components for making your own copies of the contacts. it is easy, i did a handfull of them.
later, when i have more time, i will try to make a sketch, how it should be wired to work.
korm