FYI those power packs as shown are definitely not the same, you focused on the 1000mA aspect being the same, but the fatter one output AC power, where as the skinnier one had a DC output. Now DC is on the tracks of course, but the older controls converted to DC in the controller, where as the newer one apparently does it before. Don't mix them up, you will blow something.
Thanks for your comment, I looked them up in their boxes and you are right. I never noticed it until now. I guess the reason it is like that is that a version of the older powerpack also had an AC output for accessories. I will pin your comment and mention it in my next video with that power pack.
FYI those power packs as shown are definitely not the same, you focused on the 1000mA aspect being the same, but the fatter one output AC power, where as the skinnier one had a DC output. Now DC is on the tracks of course, but the older controls converted to DC in the controller, where as the newer one apparently does it before. Don't mix them up, you will blow something.
Thanks for your comment, I looked them up in their boxes and you are right. I never noticed it until now. I guess the reason it is like that is that a version of the older powerpack also had an AC output for accessories. I will pin your comment and mention it in my next video with that power pack.
Horse carriage-type I like this! amazing😃
Indeed they are. Real piece of history! BTW, this is where the name "coache" to represent passenger train car comes from.