Re: Frog polarity switching
- From: "Martin Coombs" <martin.coombs@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 12:07:11 +0100
Mine work fine and not directly attached to the points. They are the
extended pin type and pass through a hole in the baseboard.
I did find it is important to get the PL-13 mounted in exactly the right
position on the motor, not too far back/forward of the pin, otherwise it
puts enough force on the motor pin for it not to throw properly.
If doing it again I would use tortoise motors as per our club layout.
No more expensive than Peco once you have added the switch and mounting
plate to the cost of the Peco motor.
Why didn't I figure this out before I initially bought the motors?!!!
Hope this helps
Martin
"Trespasser" <Trespasser@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm using Peco live frog points with motors attached.
I then mount PL-13 accessory switches on the motors to switch the frogs.
My problem is that the switch mechanism does'nt seem to travel far enough
from one state to another, being limited to the distance the tie-bar can
move. If I give the tie-bar a good poke with a screw-driver the switch
will
work. Anyone here have similar problems?
.
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