steamy steve
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remote 5" gauge points .HI.ALL .IM IN THE PROCESS OF FITTING 3 SETS OF 5" GAUGE POINT. I HAVE THE REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM. AND WANT TO USE WIPER MOTORS FOR THE JOB.BUT UNSURE HOW TO WIRE UP, THE REMOTE LETS YOU LATCH THE SWITCH . BUT I WILL HAVE TO STOP THE WIPER MOTORS AT 180 DEG BUY PRESSING ONCE AND THEN AGAIN TO RETURN. CAN ANYONE HELP. THE POINT IN STEEL ARE EASY BUT THE ELECTRIC NOT SO.
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Ron Wallman
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remote 5" gauge pointsHi Steve,
I would not consider interfering with a proven working and more or less sealed unit such as a wiper motor assembly. I would have thought of getting hold of plastic gears say modular 1 (Radio spares ?) to give a 2: 1 ratio.
This way the wiper motor stays as it is fully enclosed and turns once to open the point and again to close it. If status is required then I would use a microswitch as independent of the drive assembly and tells the position of the points even if the drive unit has failed.
Ron
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steamy steve
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Re: remote 5" gauge points | Ron Wallman wrote: | Hi Steve,
I would not consider interfering with a proven working and more or less sealed unit such as a wiper motor assembly. I would have thought of getting hold of plastic gears say modular 1 (Radio spares ?) to give a 2: 1 ratio.
This way the wiper motor stays as it is fully enclosed and turns once to open the point and again to close it. If status is required then I would use a microswitch as independent of the drive assembly and tells the position of the points even if the drive unit has failed.
Ron | Hi Ron thanks for the reply. im open to any ideas that you have. any chance of a wiring diagram as my electronic skills are almost zero. beeny1@tiscali.co.uk
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