04-07-2010, 11:49 AM
I'm kind of late to the DCC forum. Each time I came to Big Blue I planned to browse through the DCC Forum, but always had to go do some work around the house before I had time to do much here. Anyway, I just read through this thread, and have one comment that may be a help for anyone in the future, and one question.
First the question, I noticed on page one of this thread that the P2k Gp has one side of the motor isolated from the rails, but uses a direct connection tot he frame on the other side. If you leave the locomotive as Life Like wired it from the factory, will you have a problem if you mu it with another Gp coupled tail to tail facing in opposite directions? Is there anyway for the frames to touch and cause a short?
Secondly my help for anyone wanting to mount a speaker in a situation where there is not enough for an enclosure. RailMaster Hobbies is the direct importer of a line of speakers with a built in enclosure. They are a drop in for standard speakers without enclosures and take up no more space than the standard speakers without enclosures.
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First the question, I noticed on page one of this thread that the P2k Gp has one side of the motor isolated from the rails, but uses a direct connection tot he frame on the other side. If you leave the locomotive as Life Like wired it from the factory, will you have a problem if you mu it with another Gp coupled tail to tail facing in opposite directions? Is there anyway for the frames to touch and cause a short?
Secondly my help for anyone wanting to mount a speaker in a situation where there is not enough for an enclosure. RailMaster Hobbies is the direct importer of a line of speakers with a built in enclosure. They are a drop in for standard speakers without enclosures and take up no more space than the standard speakers without enclosures.
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