Yes Bob, by using RC control units you can run your typical DC
powerpack. I saw it being used on Mel Medhurst's Sn3 layout in San
Diego many years ago. Although pretty neat at the time, I think we gone
way beyond that now.
Bob Werre
On 11/9/11 7:52 AM, shabbona_rr wrote:
>
> I guess what I wonder about this, is the technology available to
> convert a tethered cab controller to wireless, with a transmitter and
> receiver substituting for the cord, similar to a cordless telephone?
> This, too me, at least, would be preferable junking an existing
> control system for something "new and improved" - well, - "new", anyway.
>
> Bob Nicholson __________________________________________
>
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