signaller

Items on Ebay now............

Panel one sold.....

I really wanted to see the lot to go to one person as it is all connected in some way. However I have decided that the only way is to split the items up. I shall be listing the following on Ebay, all at 99p start and no reserve. Hopefully that will work. I doubt it will all go to the right person this way but I have no choice, I have tried my best. It is all very heavy so shipping will be high. Panel one. Panel two. Simulators x two. Relay sets. Relays and relay mountings. Krone cabinet and parts. Components. Roger

365 Views and no Takers! What else can I do? As I said my health is not good. I do not want my wife to have to deal with all this. I do not want to put it in landfill either! Any workable suggestions would be most acceptable. All the Best Roger

Thank you for your kind words Simon. Yes the panels were set up for route setting, controlling points and signals as the prototype but without the safety features. This of course is just the panel the route setting and control of points and signals was done by relays and other electronics. After the entry and exit buttons were pressed, this operated a route relay and prevented any conflicting route being set. The route relay lit the route on the panel and set the points and signals. The signals were reset by track circuits but the route and points remained set until the route was released manually. However it could be arranged to be reset by the track circuits if required. Hope all that makes sense and answers the question for you. All the best Roger Murray

Some more pictures. The Second panel, Patch panel, Simulators, Relays etc.

Hello Mike, I am Roger Murray. Thank you for your kind words. Absolute aspects only took on the signal production side of my business. I kept the Panels. The electronics were designed by my friend Bob Stark, sadly no longer with us. I am getting on now and not in a position to do anything with all this. I am hoping someone will. Some more pictures attached. All the best.

I trust it is acceptable to post this here. It is with much regret that due to age/health problems I have to part with all my signalling control panels, parts, and components. I would like some financial return, however my main concern is that it all goes to someone who will continue with it and use it. It is difficult to put a price on it all as there is a lot, so it will need to be negotiated, hence it is not in the classifieds. Ex-demonstration model railway NX Signalling Panel. Very near to the prototype. Unique, I have never seen another one! This is basically a box of switches, led's and displays. I have included the train describer pcb's , push button control pcb's, point indicator pcb's and multi pin connectors. I cannot offer ANY technical assistance with this as the designer has now passed away. However some limited diagrams are included. The buyer will need the expertise to wire it all together. It is the control panel and will need relays or software to make it all happen. Comes in a purpose built wooden case for storage and transport. There is also another panel, two multi aspect signal simulators, a large Krone patch panel and cable as well as many relays and components. For anyone contemplating a medium to large multi wire layout it will all be very useful. For further information and pictures please get in touch.

Firstly Chris may I say your work is stunning! Here is one in SM/32 yet to be gapped. As I see it the top frogs of the diamond and points can be treated as one piece to be switched. The bottom frog of the diamond does not require isolation or switching. Merry Cristmas

Jon, if all else fails, I have a programming box that you are welcome to borrow. Cheers Roger

I fully understand the track plan situation and it will be good to see that ebay signal on location. Tell Steve I will give marks out of ten on the panels. All the best to you and of course Steve, you are woking wonders in such a short time.....

Can we see a track plan please? Cheers Roger

Hello John, just stumbled on this, I am very pleased to hear it. All the best to you and Steve. Roger Murray