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Lighting Inquiry89 views
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Turntable Lighting81 viewsThe two resistors for the lights on the bridge are hidden under the deck.
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Turntable Lighting71 viewsThe brass rod becomes the goose neck. I soldered a short lead from the bulb directly to the brass rod, then ran the other wire down to a hole in the deck next to the post.
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Turntable lighting54 viewsThe finished product
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Turntable lighting60 viewsYou can see the brass rod running the length of the bridge. There's one on each side to feed power to the lights.
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Turntable lighting51 viewsThe brass rod bends at a 90 deg. angle up through the deck to become the lamp post. The resistor for this lamp is located on the side of the bridge. Once painted, it will "disappear" under the walkway.
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Turntable lighting63 viewsI decided to use track power to run the lights on the bridge. I used the brass rod to run under the walk boards to the solder blob that connects the factory power connection. These run to the outer edge of the walkboards where they are soldered to the rods that run the length of the bridge. You can also see the mounting of the two side lights on the overhead structure.
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Turntable lighting75 viewsHere you can see a close up of the connection of the resistor to the brass rod, and the rod rising through the deck to make a lamp post.
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Turntable lighting44 viewsAn overhead view
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Turntable lighting50 views
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Turntable lighting40 viewsLighted turntable... Lighted Caboose
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Turntable Lighting45 viewsF-7's
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Turntable Lighting70 viewsThe lights become apparent as dusk begins to settle in...
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Elkins Elevation Drawing68 views
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East end Ridgely52 viewsEast end of runner track and turntable 'escape'
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Roundhouse Foundation71 viewsOne day this will be the Elkins roundhouse.
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