MK2 MFLR Speedwagon.

PhilP said:
AND....... ;)
(bet you wish you had not 'stuck your head above the parapet'!?)
Pick-up from the track, for us DCC types.. Would just need a bridge, 'buck' regulator, and an off/on switch..

Pretty please? :clap::clap::clap:
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Nice idea but..... Hm not quite sure that Track Pickup would be such a good idea as pickup via a wagon can be quite flakey giving inacurate readings I would think.
JonD
 
Looks great Casey - a good looking wagon and a speed recorder built in to one. Nice.
 
Looks very smart Casey


How about a white one with a red stripe and blue flashing lights





............oh and a siren :rofl:



coat time?
 
Looks really good, Casey......
I never did get a response to my question back in post 18, about whether it would be possible to get the Speedwagon electronics built into an LGB wagon, for those of us with a more European G inclination?

Jon.
 
Zerogee said:
Looks really good, Casey......
I never did get a response to my question back in post 18, about whether it would be possible to get the Speedwagon electronics built into an LGB wagon, for those of us with a more European G inclination?

Jon.
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Well ask on the manufacturers website then!

If you do, ask if they would do versions calibrated to differing scales..
Euro 'G' - 45mm representing metre-gauge
British G1
 
PhilP said:
Well ask on the manufacturers website then!

If you do, ask if they would do versions calibrated to differing scales..
Euro 'G' - 45mm representing metre-gauge
British G1
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I asked the question here simply because the chap who makes these (the electronics part of them, anyway) had posted on this thread - but maybe he's not been back since that one visit... ;)

Jon.
 
It would look good in an LGB wagon maybe on of the flat wagons with a wooden crate to house the clever bits?
 
Maybe a basis for a Dynamometer car?
 
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