it's a standard 24volt PSU, although I have added fuses and a few other items inside the case instead of using another enclosure, The dropper resistors and relays for the clock 36 are all within the GMT 35 clock unit, as per a normal PO installation
Very nice to see another one of these systems working. Not only that but you have the GMT 35 relay set and even I don't have one of those, WOW! Clock No.2, 52A, 66A with the 'London Transport' hands and a 4A bakelite version. I love the power fail alarm it is giving me ideas! Very nice, thanks for sharing that. If you have not seen it, I have a site with the documentation for these clocks. www.lightstraw.co.uk/gpo/clocksystems/index.html There are also some videos of my system on my channel.
could you please tell me more on the Elmmdene psu, did you modify it, to suit the po 36 ?
it's a standard 24volt PSU, although I have added fuses and a few other items inside the case instead of using another enclosure,
The dropper resistors and relays for the clock 36 are all within the GMT 35 clock unit, as per a normal PO installation
Very nice to see another one of these systems working. Not only that but you have the GMT 35 relay set and even I don't have one of those, WOW! Clock No.2, 52A, 66A with the 'London Transport' hands and a 4A bakelite version. I love the power fail alarm it is giving me ideas!
Very nice, thanks for sharing that.
If you have not seen it, I have a site with the documentation for these clocks.
www.lightstraw.co.uk/gpo/clocksystems/index.html
There are also some videos of my system on my channel.
thanks very much, for the link, the more info' the more chance I have of seeing the greater picture.
@@daibhiseaghdha153 You are welcome.
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