04-26-2011, 05:36 PM
You can just wire pairs of LEDs back to back and run them off the DCC track power. Or regular AC. Still need the resistors.
However, as convenient as it might sound, don't light your structures from the DCC track power - it's a waste of money. You cna get 3.5 amp power supplies on eBay for under 10 bucks - if you run out of power ont eh DCC side you need to buy another booster and power supply, which will run at least $150. DCC power is expensive - save it for the trains.
--Randy
However, as convenient as it might sound, don't light your structures from the DCC track power - it's a waste of money. You cna get 3.5 amp power supplies on eBay for under 10 bucks - if you run out of power ont eh DCC side you need to buy another booster and power supply, which will run at least $150. DCC power is expensive - save it for the trains.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad of the 1950's in HO
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Visit my web site to see layout progress and other information:
http://www.readingeastpenn.com