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Model Railway Accessories – UK and Continental Railways

2011
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Cobalt Slow Action Point Motor
Cobalt is smaller yet much stronger:
Cobalt is quieter and more robust:
Cobalt is voltage tolerant & low current:
Cobalt is very, very versatile in use and includes two SPDT switches
Cobalt has a positive but gentle and almost totally silent Action:
Cobalt is easy to install.
Cobalt needs NO soldering.
Installation template available
Cobalt is incredibly reliable. |
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Full installation
COBALT instructions
DCC Concepts AD-1 Cobalt Accessory Decoder
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DCC
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AD-1 |
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DCP153 |

DCC Concepts AD-4 Cobalt 4 Way Accessory
Decoder
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DCC
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AD-4 |
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N / HO
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DCP154 |
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Full installation
Accessory Decoder instructions
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At long last…. An accurate working 4mm
scale station lamp
(created by DCCconcepts
based on original drawings. Available in undercoat and several regional
station colour schemes including GWR, SR, We’ve wanted to do this for a long time: Create a finely scaled
4mm scale station lamp with adjustable lamp brightness and in a style that
would be appropriate for many, many UK stations. Well at last it has arrived and it has ended up as far more
than we originally conceived… We are proud of it and have no hesitation
in saying that it is without doubt the best small scale lamp ever made
available to the modeller. There is more than one type available too: When we looked closely
at the many works drawings we had, we realised that one lamp wouldn’t ever be
enough, so we’ve created TWO of them… Both the classic gas lamp, and its companion Oil fired Yard lamp,
so your station, loco service areas and yard scenes can now be truly
complete. We also noticed that height varied a lot…. For example, while Oil lamps used the same basic post they were
often needed much higher for use in yards, and gas lamps alongside
footbridges and stairways were set higher to aid passengers ascending or
descending. So we made an extension, just like the prototype. Of course, the
real thing used one standard base which was “buried” to different levels… not
really a practical way to do it on a model, so for our lamps, to make it easy
for you, we created two of them, a medium and long “base extension” and BOTH
are supplied with every lamp you buy at no added cost.
We also thought a lot about the wide historical time-span these
lamps have lived & worked through… even now, many are still in use
everywhere! So… aware that modelers are as likely
to model any period between the start of the 20th century and today, we added
a final touch we hope you will like… Just by turning a small potentiometer you are able to vary them
from a the realistic softer glow of an oil lamp to the brighter light of a
gas light or modern electrically powered lamp… but you can NEVER burn them
out, because we have limited voltage output to a safe level no matter what
power supply you choose! We’ve made the choice of how to provide the power easy too - in
fact you can pretty well power them with any old 9~15 volt power supply you
have lying around, ...from a wall wart type supply to an old DC train set
controller. EVERY pack of lamps has have its own individual light level
control PCB, and that PCB is happy to accept AC, DC or DCC…. So you don’t
have to worry about it! These
have a slightly larger lamp head and the characteristic short straight-sided
“Chimney” above the lamp top. Each
pack of
A note about colour: We
went to considerable trouble to make sure we made the right choices for these
lamps, and we ensured that colour remained true to our specification by
sending all paint used to our manufacturers rather than relying on any form
of colour interpretation. The paint colours that we used for our lamps were carefully cross
checked against all known references and are as correct as it is possible to
be - they are in fact perfectly matched to Precision colours which used
for many restorations across the UK. However there is little that is absolute about colour choices: We
are aware that even within the colours chosen, local paint tinting varied,
weathering had its impact and of course always, some station and sub areas
painted their metalwork differently - for example, whilst MR/ LNER Modellers - We didn’t
ignore you but there really was no usable system wide reference that we could
find, with a green that quickly faded to a soft turquoise, a brown and of
course, a blue ….all appearing in several references. We will be happy to produce an LNER specific version if we can
ever sort this out to our satisfaction, however in the meantime, we hope you
will either adopt our BR Green or perhaps choose to paint your won using out
“undercoat only” model. These
have a finer look to the lamp head. The classic lamp as shown in the
prototype images of Ribblehead station below Each pack
of
To ORDER telephone 01588
660 580 LIGHT
CONTROL PCBs. One Light controller is included in every lamp pack, however they
are a very useful device which can also control multiple LEDs so we have also
made them available in packs of two. About the Lamp Control PCB The PCB itself is a high
quality fibreglass PCB which can be secured wherever it is wanted either with
a little double sided foam tape or via the 3x 3mm holes pre-drilled in each
corner. · The input is clearly marked
and you can use AC, DC or DCC as long as it is between 9 and 20 volts · The control circuit is
surprisingly sophisticated, using a small processor to control the output of
the bulbs in the lamps, or if not used for our lamps, it can also be used to
control LEDS (a resistor is needed for LEDs. We suggest 640 ohms—further
adjustment can be via the control potentiometer) · Adjustment is via a 20 turn
unbreakable potentiometer. Being 20 turns from zero to full brightness, it is
possible to make perfect adjustment, and as it has no “limit” stops, it is
almost unbreakable, so can be used without the potential for damage that
exists with a low cost standard potentiometer. · Lamps or LEDs should be
connected in parallel. Each lamp board will in fact safely handle 6 of our
lamps OR up to 24 white LEDs (Presuming minimum resistance for the LEDs). · Wiring connections are all
very clearly marked, so it will be easy for even a novice. This image
clearly shows all details. Here are some
prototype lamp images from the past…. and from todays
railways too (Ribblehead & Settle images taken January 2006)
AVAILABLE |
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