Spin on a Turntable

Thats quality! I use their drive mechanism with my TT and it runs smooth and I dont even need a indexer. That motor is controlled to the touch.

 

Cesar

Dan,  I love your head sticking up just below the layout as the turntable spun around, cracked me up. Thanks for the video. Just so everyone knows my indexing system is almost ready to be released. I am waiting on the circuit boards to be made. I will also be starting production of the new transfer tables.

 

Cesar, glad you are enjoying your upgrade kit. See you at York!

Sweeeet!!!  Nice work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNiXGX2nLU

Al, got your 34" TT and love it, best product Ive seen in a long time. I cant wait to get Dennis' roundhouse up to complete the scene.  Put me down for an indexer, running it on my legacy remote is a PITA.

MWB,

I was disturbed by your video post....I totally forgot about the bunch of weirdo's in 80's

pop music....until a few moments ago...thanx for the good laugh...

 

Nick B

Boston Metro Hi Railers

Thanks Matt, You should have your index already, maybe you have it installed already.

I thought the same after read the title...

AG.

Thanks Al, I did get it. Dropped it off at my machinist buddy yesterday to have him make me a stainless panel to mount it on. Should look pretty sweet. Right now ive got it hooked up to an ERRC DC Commander board. Works fairly well but the pulsed width modulation makes it pretty jerky at the low end of the throttle but im pretty good at getting them lined up. Really want the simplicity of the controller though.

Matt did you change the speed steps to 200 on the Dc Commander?

No, but when I get to the layout tonight I will. Making the pulses shorter should take that initial jerkiness away. Now if there was only a setting to eliminate my jerkiness

Al, if you ever decide you dont want that UP emblem hanging on the wall, let me know

Matt, not likely as I won it on the bay at a good price :-)

So what you're sayin is there's no emotional attachment