4mm Monks Ferry LNWR

jonte

Western Thunderer
Hi Jon,

No, using the full sweep of the servo was not required.

The 3 "buttons" are variable potentiometers that contain a screw adjuster, two of which set the end points of the servo sweep and the 3rd sets the speed. Getting the end point for the signal arm horizontal is the worst part, the 45 degree angle is easier as there's some tolerance, in that as long as it looks ok, it's good enough and the speed is a matter of choice. Remembering which pot does what is the worst part.

I have also used the servo4's which are easier to set up with servo set. Once set up they are great.

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Thanks, Phil :thumbs:

Even I can understand that ;)

Jon
 

John57sharp

Western Thunderer
Funnily Enough, I invariably experience a sense of weariness at any time when electronics is explained ;)

Thanks, John, and glad you like the image too.

Jon
We’ll it was morning , and now afternoon of the first day after a sleep, and I’m still bewildered, but I don’t think that matters, I will keep this area in mind in case I run into such questions in the future (there’s a good chance!). Decent weather and family commitments and an upcoming short holiday have reduce modelling to a background activity for now, but my background processor is working pretty hard and has at least 5 new major projects ready for consideration, a couple of them may be possible in the near term. We’ll see.must finish the others first - or at least one - nearly.

Watching and trying to learn

John
 
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