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    I would really appreciate the video 8-)

     

    Thanks for the great picture. It was a carefully designed system, so pleasing to behold.

     

    Regards

     

    Shaun

     

     

     

    Hi,

     

    Dunno if this'll help any but the piccy is of one of my units. 

    They're actually a wonderful example of a quality mechanical toy... or something. By this I mean it's got activating solenoids to make the gauge needle move like an actual instrument, there's just enough voltage so the solenoids can stay on without overheating with tiny little wires. And they go "ding" using bell clappers, no digital noises allowed here.

     

    Be aware - the plastic is old - I've had a couple of issues with some bits breaking because of brittle plastic and spares... I did try the NZ Triang service station, but the four digit phone number didn't seem to work....

     

    I do have boxed with instructions if you need a copy - I just had a look on youtube and it doesn't look like anyones done a video of a set. Maybe I should do one this afternoon...

     

    Muir

  2. Hi,

     

    I wondered if anybody has tried the LS-digital ucon system?

     

    I'm quite interested in the ucon-railspeed product but I cannot find any English documentation.

     

    Does the ucon-manager have similar functionality to Marklin's z21 product?

     

    TIA

     

    Shaun

  3. Hi all,

     

    I seem to recall in my youth Tri-ang briefly marketed a pair of block controllers sometime in the sixties.

     

    I think the units were about six inches high, each of which consisted of a mechanical indicator with a lever at the bottom.

     

    I've searched through all the catalogues I can find from that era but I can find no trace.

     

    Does anyone recall this device?

     

    Or is my imagination?

     

    TIA

     

    Shaun

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