Yes thanks but as it wasn't the ESU or Zimo ones I was looking for practical experience with those as I don't want to cook his decoder
Yes thanks but as it wasn't the ESU or Zimo ones I was looking for practical experience with those as I don't want to cook his decoder
Still not quite clear what I need to smooth the output as I'm very much electrical rather than electronic minded. I like nice simple off the shelf solutions especially when it's not even for me.
I've looked at similar and was leaning towards the mylocosound for battery operation but it's not really practical financially when there's a sound decoder already fitted.
It's already looking like £140ish for handset, receiver, batteries and charger so I don't want to add another £50 or have to squeeze two sound units into the loco.
Yes he does and wants to be able to run it on dcc still so the idea is just to provide an alternative power source.
The sound is rather good as the accucraft empty boiler makes a good sound tube. Fitting in batteries though with it would mean getting into the tanks. The idea is to add a socket and a switch so you can flip between track or battery power.
And the new Aristo DCC system does the same, in that they supply a receiver and a DCC booster on the same board:
Tx to "set up" enter "system configure" enter "key tone"