had one in the 60's when i was a young child, did i miss seeing the cars. as i can remember the motors over heated, it was fun, no idea where it went keep it going have fun
Overly complicated description! Basically....you take one wire from each throttle, put them together and attach them to one screw on the transformer. The other wires from the throttles go to terminals 2 and 4 on the track. You put a jumper to track terminals 1 and 3 and attach a wire from the unused screw terminal of the transformer to either 1 or 3 on the track.....
had one in the 60's when i was a young child, did i miss seeing the cars. as i can remember the motors over heated, it was fun, no idea where it went keep it going have fun
+George Gardinier I've mine since the 60's and keep it going and adding on all the time. I love running these always have.
Wire it with a power pack for each lane.
I'm gonna eventually put in a new transformer.
For a large track, do you need multiple terminal tracks?
I use multiple terminal tracks on my layout as well as separate power source for each lane. Keeps the current more even.
Overly complicated description! Basically....you take one wire from each throttle, put them together and attach them to one screw on the transformer. The other wires from the throttles go to terminals 2 and 4 on the track. You put a jumper to track terminals 1 and 3 and attach a wire from the unused screw terminal of the transformer to either 1 or 3 on the track.....
Thank you!
What your doing is way confusing..why not show a wiring diagram?
You have things under the track but no way of nothing what goes where...please. Simply..thx