Using a Different Current Sensor the ACS712 - Video H&HExpress

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Vlog-140 Using a Different Current Sensor the ACS712 on the Shuttle Track Video H&HExpress Model Trains 'N' Scale
In this video I will show that with using a Different Current Sensor we are able to detect the Train movement
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History:
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1996 in which we founded H&H Express a Family Model Train Hobby
H&H Express Stands for: Hai & Helmie Express
We Joined a Model Train Club based on the 'N' Scale
We Build Several Modules of which you can see the Pictures here
During the years the track got bigger and bigger and finally hit the 35 Meters (115 feet) of track.
Due to Changes We stopped the Hobby and stored the Modules/trains
With all the new electronics, Computers etc. we decided to Build a new track starting in January 2020
Since we Still have the old Modules we can use a lot from them.
The New track layout has the following size: 250cm by 150cm ( 8.2 Feet by 5 Feet)
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The new track will be controlled using a Rasberry Pi, Arduino or other computers
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[@PhantomRC1959]

Interesting subject ... I'm hooked 🙂

[@HHExpress]

Thank you PhantomRC.

[@ModelRailwayShed]

Nice work with the new sensor!

[@HHExpress]

Thank you Deano, this sensor works much better

[@ModelTrainOutsider]

Well, that was quite different... nice upgrade!

[@HHExpress]

Thank you Anthony. More to come with the electronics