04-10-2010, 08:00 PM
Nice work...
Being an electronics type, you could probably simplify how I took a Bakatronics traffic light circuit and modified it to make N scale lights...
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boppa Wrote:I am still trying to figure out how to make working traffic lights as well(in ho the ones I have found are bloomin HUGE)
I have been looking through my electronics cattledogs and think i can make my own much more true to scale
(As some may have guessed- im a electronics type that works with surface mount components- my workbench has a 25x microscope and and rather expensive soldering station that can do from 150w/ 10mm tip down to 4w/.1mm tip )
Being an electronics type, you could probably simplify how I took a Bakatronics traffic light circuit and modified it to make N scale lights...
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