A selection of pictures from the Traction in Action modual.

interurban

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I have been asked to post a few close up pictures from our past shows.
Over the years I have posted all the shows this modual has visited.
If I duplicate some shots I apologise.
 

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I have realised there are a few more modelers who want to / or are already doing traction with Live overhead
We do hope to see there progress as time allows


The modual is undergoing a few changes and being cleaned up, also I hope to add trolly pole operation on the main line.

Happy modeling.
Tractionaly yours
 

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Gil Finn

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How time consuming is it set up the poles and wires? How about switch voltage and do you also get power via the trax?

That is incredably impressive. The phots are well done also.
 

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MilesWestern said:
NICE! I might need your help re-biulding a bachamannn brill...Hmm. Also I'd like to know why They put those board slats on the top of the interurban cars?

No problem re brill rebuild..

The slats go right down the centre of the roof Miles,, and laped over the front The crew sometimes had to climb up to fix a problem,If they could , miles away from other help. The slats were used for footholds.
 

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Gil Finn said:
How time consuming is it set up the poles and wires? How about switch voltage and do you also get power via the trax?

That is incredably impressive. The phots are well done also.

Thanks.

Well now Gil, first you have to build them poles, or pay BIG money, I have a link where you can buy them ready made.
http://www.eatoncustomengineering.com/HOTractionProducts.html

Here is a link on how to make poles.
http://2guyzandsumtrains.com/Content/pa=showpage/pid=29.html

I can do a small Layout in a couple of days.
But you have to no the easy way:D
I think I did a post on that , if not and you want one it can be arranged.

Power.
We put one lead power source to both rails, then the other power lead goes to the overhead.
No continuity problems loops do not zap us:)