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St Enodoc

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  1. Perhaps he measured the output with the ac scale on his multimeter (I don't actually know whether this would make any difference as I've never tried and as a mere mechanical engineer I can't do the sums)?
  2. I remember, at the seaside, paying a penny to pull a string and see the Water Otter. You all know the rest.
  3. As we well know, all generalisations (which mine was) are false! How about the Accurascale Deltic?
  4. In the context of RMweb I'd have expected it to be a Pedigree... (Moderators: photo from World of Railways website so I assume no copyright restriction on RMweb - if I'm wrong, please delete).
  5. Interesting. With a 24Vac input, I'd expect the output to be about 34Vdc (RMS and all that).
  6. So am I - but (trigger warning: pebble about to be thrown into pond) I'm equally puzzled as to how some people could consider a fine RTR model as 'inferior' to a scratch- or kit-built one... I first saw Garsdale Road at a Hemel Hempstead show in about 1971. Torandor Valley was also there, I think, and Paul Towers too probably but it was GR that stuck with me.
  7. No. To the best of my knowledge, you can't eat a pannier.
  8. I do like this composition, especially with the (your?) family group. Perhaps half a second earlier so as to get the whole loco in (and avoid the telegraph pole growing out of it)?
  9. About as good-looking as a real dugong...
  10. Make sure that the side rods allow the wheels to take up the full amount of sideplay you have provided.
  11. And the backs of the flanges, where the pickups rub.
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