11-11-2011, 03:13 PM
Wayne,
thank you very much for your extensive explanations of use of marker lights/classification lamps.
Your thought written in third part of your answer gives a good idea for realizing however I would like to use a more attractive solution. Can I write it and ask you and all others for your arguments?
First of all, such a rail bus and also this model will/must run in forward direction chiefly. So my wished lighting idea should make a sense. I let run the bus as an extra and it must have white classification lamps at front. Because I have at end two red lamps marking the train end (and I can unlit them when an additional car will be hooked on) so I must not use additional red marker lights at end.
The absolute exception will be a backward run over the line. This will be an “extra” in each case and than I should have also two white classification lamps at end of model. The model has got a red backward run lamp at front after last modification and so this “train” will be secured at and by a (one) red lamp.
The third case will be switching the rail bus. For this case white front and back lamps are shining an all red and marker light/classification lamps are unlit.
What do you think about this? Can this be also a solution for my rail bus? However installing red diodes will not be a problem to me; I ordered enough white and red LEDs also for use to next projects.
Thank you very much for your discussions and arguments.
thank you very much for your extensive explanations of use of marker lights/classification lamps.
Your thought written in third part of your answer gives a good idea for realizing however I would like to use a more attractive solution. Can I write it and ask you and all others for your arguments?
First of all, such a rail bus and also this model will/must run in forward direction chiefly. So my wished lighting idea should make a sense. I let run the bus as an extra and it must have white classification lamps at front. Because I have at end two red lamps marking the train end (and I can unlit them when an additional car will be hooked on) so I must not use additional red marker lights at end.
The absolute exception will be a backward run over the line. This will be an “extra” in each case and than I should have also two white classification lamps at end of model. The model has got a red backward run lamp at front after last modification and so this “train” will be secured at and by a (one) red lamp.
The third case will be switching the rail bus. For this case white front and back lamps are shining an all red and marker light/classification lamps are unlit.
What do you think about this? Can this be also a solution for my rail bus? However installing red diodes will not be a problem to me; I ordered enough white and red LEDs also for use to next projects.
Thank you very much for your discussions and arguments.
Cheers, Bernd
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You can read some more about my model projects and interests in my chronicle of facebook.