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BoD I thought Clockman was referring to the arrangement where a relay is energised then one of its own set of contacts maintains the energy to the coil. Such an arrangement requires a current through the coil. The interruption of that current by pressing a normally closed push button then switches the relay off. Are you referring to some kind of mechanical latching? How is such a relay then switched off?
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A latching relay requires a constant current which the cdu won't give. I suppose it would work with a twin coil relay of some sort using a second supply to keep it latched.
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I have found that hanging up works for me, though I can't tell if they actually stop. 😀
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Agree. I cancelled my prepaid order for Bellerophon due to it being clear that it did not have the fully operating valve gear. KR Models refunded in full with no quibble. After I got the refund they asked why I had cancelled and I told them it was the valve gear issue.
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This could be an advantage if you can't find the receipt. 😉 Or you can buy and pay on line and have full proof of purchase with details.
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WOW, they seem to have got under your skin lol 😉 By the way, What are Faceache and Tatbay? If you meant Facebook and Ebay, but could not bring yourself to use the proper names, then how can I place any confidence in your comments about what you describe as "gene puddle bottom feeders" or "social media gene puddle slime"? Your post reads like some of the worst rants on the social media you appear to loath. Please don't misuse the Irish slang "gouger" It's inappropriate here. "What is a gouger in Irish slang? / (ˈɡaʊdʒə) / noun. a person or tool that gouges. Irish dialect a low-class city lout." .
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Mark 2b, By Accurascale and IRM!
Colin_McLeod replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
Irish customs are very fussy about the correct documentation. I purchased an item from Canada about a year ago. It arrived in Dublin then was returned because of incomplete documentation. (I'm not saying this is the case with your coaches). It took months to get back to the sender. -
I thought the "No politics" rule was still in place.
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My dear friendly. You are much lucky customer since I has been experting DCC for years a lot. At starting please removing the wonder scale body of famously locomotive then next following be wiring the DCC minding all connect correctly orientated. Have much enjoying.
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I checked the feedback of the person selling the Murphy Models locomotives. Every feedback refers to the dame item number which I found very odd. I asked the seller and this is the reply.
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There are currently 32 Murphy Models class 121 locos on e bay, all brand new and all from China. However these were all sold out ages ago and command high prices on e bay, but the Chineese ones are all around €184.
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Aluminum coach wheels any good?
Colin_McLeod replied to lofty1966's topic in Modelling Questions, Help and Tips
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Announcement: KR Models to consult with RMweb members to ensure the accuracy of their next model. I know it's after 3pm but it is still before noon in Canada.
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Irish Rail to get HSTs https://www.facebook.com/share/p/cJ6NgZ5mtfrWznfr/ .
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Sams Trains video posted today. "Existential crisis" I think its an April Fools joke. 🤔
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How UNrealistic are your models?
Colin_McLeod replied to 25kV's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
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Arn't you friends with your neighbour then? 😁
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I thought of that before posting, but I don't see how buying a present the conventional way would be bad for domestic harmony even if the surprise was discovered. Sending cash in the post then losing it would definitely upset domestic harmony.
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Mark 2b, By Accurascale and IRM!
Colin_McLeod replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
It looks like it may have been fitted with a 21mm gauge compatable bogie intended for the Irish versions of these coaches. -
Dating, women and the 'hobby'...
Colin_McLeod replied to OnTheBranchline's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
WHAT? You married her Dad!!! 😁 -
You probably will now. lol 😀
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The short answer is 'No' Apart from the risk of the cash going AWOL, you have no proof of payment. Even with a postal order you still have no proof of payment. You can always take the risk, or use plastic or paypal. Bank transfer is also an option which provides proof of payment but without any protection if the goods fail to arrive. If by 'domestic harmony' you mean that you want to keep the payment secret from SWMBO, then perhaps you have other important issues that need addressed.