camurimmaracaipe thanks a lot! I just started with the idea to build a Rokuhan layout ans wanted to automate with Arduino :). Last question... Regarding the type of current... I guess is DC. Right? Regarding changing the speed... I guess is used a potentiometer to variate the voltage? (Example: fast = 12V.... Slow speed = 9V) right?
Wow such a great layout!! I love it!! ❤❤
It fits on a sheet of paper...GREAT!!!
Just adorable! 😍
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Very nice !
Very cool! Thank you for the view.
Beautiful set up
Thanks
So neat. Great work 👍🏽
Thanks
Very nice job :)
Excellent video, likes from me
Great Work!! 💯👌✌👍 Where did you buy the Box?
Thank you. I bought the box here www.amazon.it/gp/product/B004P11BW6?smid=A11IL2PNWYJU7H&psc=1
Thank you, this helps much! 😃🖖💯
Dieselbe "Klatsche" wie ich... :-) Bitte weiter so !!
Love it! What’s the size of the box?
23 x 16 cm! 😀😀
Is the turnout track electrically remotely controlled?
Yes, it is.
As you can see in another video published in mutande channel.
@@camurimmaracaipe thanks. Quick question, at which voltage is running this kind of trains and the turnout? 3V? 12V?
@@l.b.2223 12V the turnout; 10V (but up to 12V il allowed for these models) is the max. recommended speed, as for all Z gauge models.
camurimmaracaipe thanks a lot! I just started with the idea to build a Rokuhan layout ans wanted to automate with Arduino :).
Last question... Regarding the type of current... I guess is DC. Right?
Regarding changing the speed... I guess is used a potentiometer to variate the voltage? (Example: fast = 12V.... Slow speed = 9V) right?
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