Bidirectional station wiring explained (1/2)

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

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  • @researchsimona
    @researchsimona Год назад

    Do you have a schemer for this situation that 's handy for me.

  • @johncharlesgalleni4104
    @johncharlesgalleni4104 3 года назад

    I'm just getting into signals, and this station set up looks awesome. I kinda understand the idea...

    • @anderspedersen4783
      @anderspedersen4783  3 года назад +1

      Thanks. There are many ways to design these kinds of automatic layout, so pick one that suits you. I chose this particular design because it requires very little track material, only one signal and one contact piece per station track. I could then build a larger station with what I had. The downside is weak realism, a prototype station doesn't have signals in the middle.

    • @johncharlesgalleni4104
      @johncharlesgalleni4104 3 года назад

      @@anderspedersen4783 so nice of you to reply. Is there anything like a wiring diagram that's available for this sort of installation? A lot of people are wanting me to go with c track and digital control, but I grew up with M track and I love the look, feel, and sound of it.

    • @johncharlesgalleni4104
      @johncharlesgalleni4104 3 года назад

      @@anderspedersen4783 let's keep this simple. One circuit track per station rail, one circuit track at the first turnout entry...what model signals are those?

    • @anderspedersen4783
      @anderspedersen4783  3 года назад

      @@johncharlesgalleni4104 You could go digital on M track and get the best of both worlds. The kind of layout I'm presenting here is more of a study in how far you can take the Märklin analog system. The signals are mostly 7039. The best source of example signal wiring diagrams are probably the old Märklin signal books, they exist as scanned PDF's around the internet.

    • @johncharlesgalleni4104
      @johncharlesgalleni4104 3 года назад

      @@anderspedersen4783 I don't really the money right now to go digital. Everything I have is analog, plus I like the analog "feel." But I'm definitely beginning to get it - your setup is basically a "passing track" with multiple layers.

  • @591002
    @591002 Год назад

    Hej Anders, jeg är en äldre man som har taget fram min barndoms bane men jag behöver läre mig tekniken, det ser UD som om jeg skulle behöva komme i kontakt med dig, har masser med spörsmål. Denna filmen hjälpte lidt, men det er ikke så lätt,

  • @mrthomasheder
    @mrthomasheder 3 года назад

    Hejsa Anders, hehe jeg roder også med en togbane :-) Jeg har købt en CS3 og kan simulere det hele i CS3. Jeg har bygget en bane med Wintrack på 4x4m. Super vandvitting bane :-). Jeg skal hilse fra Birgitte også :-) kh Thomas

  • @kilipow
    @kilipow 6 лет назад

    great job can you make a video with runing loco on the station please

    • @anderspedersen4783
      @anderspedersen4783  6 лет назад

      juju kilipow Thanks juju. This layout is long gone but you can see the full thing in action with lots of trains in another of my videos called something like “teppichbahn station detail”. Hope this helps.

    • @kilipow
      @kilipow 6 лет назад

      ok ,thanks from belgium ;)

  • @researchsimona
    @researchsimona Год назад

    Can you make a scheme

    • @anderspedersen4783
      @anderspedersen4783  Год назад

      Sorry, I don't have a paper schematic (too lazy basically) This video is the closest I can get it. But you can work it out from the video, I believe.

    • @researchsimona
      @researchsimona Год назад

      Oeps