FA1...from a.craft.....needed informations...etc...

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steven large

USA G SCALES OF 30 TO 50S THEMES.ASLO KIT BASHING
[H2]hi u all member.....i got fa1 union pacific from a bloke..lovely sweet beast fa1....(many thks to steve)[/H2] so anyone who have fa1 same as mine..pls post pictures here and what is yr view from yr fa1...any problems?...break out or where ever.....

what railroading livery ave u got from yr fa1...?
any weathering?.......or normal...............thks...

will posted my picture later tonite from my fa1...aslo soon videoing it on test ran in my utubes....
 
Hi Steve,

I've got a Pennsylvania PRR FA+B+B set.
The FA and one FB are converted to switchable track/battery RC power.
They ride rather high, as you can see compared to the heavyweight car -

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Westcott said:
Hi Steve,

I've got a Pennsylvania PRR FA+B+B set.
The FA and one FB are converted to switchable track/battery RC power.
They ride rather high, as you can see compared to the heavyweight car -

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kool mate...so i avent got a instructions for my fa1 so have u got one tht u mite copy and print out for me as u wishes or where i can get the instructions from for this fa1 parts,,,etc...?
 
Westcott said:
Hi Steven,

Instruction manuals and exploded parts diagrams can be downloaded from the Aristocraft site -
http://aristocraft.com/techinfo/manuals pdf/22000fa.pdf
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thks mate...cheers..
hw long ave u had yr fa1 for?
does it can run up to hw many volts?
will be ok if it can work with my a.craft basic enginner remote contol with transformer tht i ran with my nw-2 usat..?
 
steven large said:
does it can run up to hw many volts?
will be ok if it can work with my a.craft basic enginner remote contol with transformer tht i ran with my nw-2 usat..?
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Steven, these questions look rather familiar!
I've had mine for a year now, got them off Ebay USA because I wanted PRR.

Like all G scale electric powered locos they'll work up to 24V.
Most people use 18-22V controllers.
Yes, The Train Engineer basic will be fine, for one loco at a time.
If your NW-2 runs OK then so will an FA.

Hamish
 
Neil Robinson said:
Steven, George Schreyer's web site is a mine of useful information about U.S. outline G scale stuff.
The link below is to his Aristo FA1 page.
http://www.girr.org/girr/tips/tips2/fa_tips.html
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I agree with Neil. I used Georges site a lot when I aquired my FA`s. I have an SP and Rio Grande. One problem with the early ones are the trucks. The gearwheels tend to wear quickly, you can buy new updated trucks. I have lowered the chassis using his methods. Cheaper than buying the lowering kit.
 
Westcott said:
steven large said:
does it can run up to hw many volts?
will be ok if it can work with my a.craft basic enginner remote contol with transformer tht i ran with my nw-2 usat..?
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Steven, these questions look rather familiar!
I've had mine for a year now, got them off Ebay USA because I wanted PRR.

Like all G scale electric powered locos they'll work up to 24V.
Most people use 18-22V controllers.
Yes, The Train Engineer basic will be fine, for one loco at a time.
If your NW-2 runs OK then so will an FA.

Hamish
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many thks....didnt want my fa1 blow up by using low voltages u know>? coz im deafness but a bloke told me tht it fitted with sounds!!..then i try to ran it ..nxt door neighbour heard something and see what going on and told me tht it was sound...wow...didnt know it was sound on but the main problems is hw will i switch it off?...he like the sounds of rumble engine!!!!!
 
Neil Robinson said:
Steven, George Schreyer's web site is a mine of useful information about U.S. outline G scale stuff.
The link below is to his Aristo FA1 page.
http://www.girr.org/girr/tips/tips2/fa_tips.html
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many thks mate......yes seen this net before yrs ago!!!.....wow....thks u.........very interesting stuffs.....will downloading it and keep it....
 
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