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Offline darryl123  
#51 Posted : 20 December 2011 14:36:39(UTC)
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im using this power supply 16v 7 amp.
in checking from the power input im getting a different pin setup than the picture for dc, to the main power caps it is reverse from the picture? i just ran in the top 2 pins on the ac input for now until i get the dc cable.
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Offline H0  
#52 Posted : 20 December 2011 14:59:51(UTC)
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im using this power supply 16v 7 amp.
The recommended track voltage for three-rail H0 is 18 through 20 V.
With 16 V DC input voltage, you'll only get about 15.5 V track voltage. Could be too low for some locos ...
That's the recommended voltage for gauge N though (I just don't know your gauge or your track system).
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Offline darryl123  
#53 Posted : 22 December 2011 17:08:21(UTC)
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so far everything is running fine and im getting the same voltage i was with the narklin a/c transformer but it is much more stable under load with 3 or more locos running at the same time.
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