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Originally Posted by: kweekalot  Originally Posted by: TEEWolf Interesting, on Maerklin's website is still only MTV #99 available. You must have overlooked it. Episode 100 was added on 1 October to the marklin website You can find it at the bottom of the webpage, see screenshot.  No I did not. I saw your listed page too and later on I found this new episode #100. Your picture is from the starting website. I was looking at the Maerklin TV website. Logically there should be the most actual TV film be available. Just a screen shot done today a few minutes ago:  (Do not know what at marklin-users.net software is going on. The picture will not be publishe only offered for a download  ) But don't worry, as long as it is reported somewhere we stay informed. You are from the Netherlands. I tell you, time by time, I send an e-mail to Maerklin telling them they shall correct their Maerklin database website. Because on the German website version you find a strange mixture of German and Dutch language. So I am not astonished about this "old" Maerklin TV version. Edited by user 09 October 2019 23:38:05(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: TEEWolf ... I was looking at the Maerklin TV website. Logically there should be the most actual TV film be available.
Just a screen shot done today a few minutes ago:
On 'https://www.maerklin.de/en/experience/maerklin-tv' I see episode 100. That you don't see it, can be related to cache issues with your browser. You can try to refresh your cache by pushing the Ctrl anf F5 button at the same time. |
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Thanks. I tried it with the same picture in the jpg format and it did not work either. I had this before and sometimes suddenly it worked again. It is not worthwhile to spend more time on this picture.
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Originally Posted by: kweekalot
On 'https://www.maerklin.de/en/experience/maerklin-tv' I see episode 100.
That you don't see it, can be related to cache issues with your browser.
You can try to refresh your cache by pushing the Ctrl anf F5 button at the same time.
Thanks but it does not work. Anyway I can see this video over the Maerklin website for the Nederlands.  Under "Nieuws" this message comes up "Märklin TV Deze informatie vindt u op de Duitse of Engelse Märklin website. Klik op de taal van uw keuze." And now (it is no joke) press "Duitse" the video TV #99 is shown. Pressing "Engelse" the video #100 starts running. Anyway it is strange and it keeps strange.
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Marklin TV no.101 German edition. |
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Marklin TV No 102 In German. New items 2020. |
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When you look at the whole production across all gauges it must be a massive job and undertaking and maybe Märklin has achieved the turning point by producing excellent and trouble free models all you have to find is deep pockets
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New Marklin TV Extra edition released today - Folge No 30 - German
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz New Marklin TV Extra edition released today - Folge No 30 - German Thank you for sharing. It's specially interesting seeing how is the production of the RAm.  Santi Edited by moderator 17 May 2020 12:30:40(UTC)
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At a rough glance, i'm interested in C track on which the third track is disappeared. Edited by moderator 08 July 2020 13:43:03(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: shannon At a rough glance, i'm interested in C track on which the third track is disappeared. Are you referring to Trix C track, which is Marklin C track without the centre rail?
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Märklin TV episode 106 German There are also a couple of MTV Extras that haven't been posted. Märklin TV Extra - Episode 32 Märklin TV Extra - Episode 33
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Marklin TV episode 107 German No sign of Episode 106 in English as yet, let alone episode 107. Marklin are getting a bit slack! I did notice in this episode that Wolfrad Bächle is looking a lot more grey in his hair colour - I saw him at the IMA in 2019, he got on the bus I was on, said 'Hello' to me and sat further down the bus along with some other Marklin folks. He looked much darker then!
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Marklin TV episode 107 German
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No sign of Episode 106 in English as yet, let alone episode 107.
Marklin are getting a bit slack!
I did notice in this episode that Wolfrad Bächle is looking a lot more grey in his hair colour - I saw him at the IMA in 2019, he got on the bus I was on, said 'Hello' to me and sat further down the bus along with some other Marklin folks. He looked much darker then! Maybe he just stopped using hair dye... |
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Maybe he has a teenage daughter.. Mine went grey the moment she turned 13! |
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Originally Posted by: xxup Maybe he has a teenage daughter.. Mine went grey the moment she turned 13! Was it that much of a fright  or just a realisation of how long she had been around ... 
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"Marklin are getting a bit slack!"
I try to remind myself that I am lucky Marklin (or any foreign to me company) caters to the English audience. I am lucky to have English as my native tongue and so can be lazy and not bilingual. But I hate to lose something I am used to and feel I have paid for. Not only have Marlin been tardy with translations but Insider content as well. Here in the US we just received our 2020-6 packages last week. Marklin USA was forced to send out email forms for our club models etc. We did not have the chance to qualify for the raffles and it becomes too late to apply for the trips (not a factor this year anyway). And when my replacement 88889 also suffered from factory defect it was sent back for repair, last August. The loco has still not been returned and I know a fellow via this thread in England who had his fixed and returned last November I think.
I'm not sure the above rant qualifies as "News From Marklin and others" but to me, right now, the news is that the US is no longer being supported in a normal way.
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz No sign of Episode 106 in English as yet...... Here it is, episode 106 in English.
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz No sign of Episode 106 in English as yet...... Here it is, episode 106 in English. And following on from the discussion in the NI thread, (which was actually about the 194) at 3:11 in the video the CAD cross section shows only one axle at each end of the loco is driven ...  . I am pretty sure i saw the same thing in the New items Presentation video for the 194, so marklin is really getting cheap.
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Things are going my way again! Thank you for Episode 106 in English, 107 can't be far behind? And my repaired 88889 is in the US mail, I owe Marklin an apology there, apparently my US dealer has had that loco sitting in the US for a month, they forgot to send it back to me! Plus you have to admit the Z scale club offering for 2021 is superb ;)
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan ......shows only one axle at each end of the loco is driven.....so marklin is really getting cheap. That's a shame if its correct - the classic 3022 is such a great puller.
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz No sign of Episode 106 in English as yet...... Here it is, episode 106 in English. Please, don’t take a opinion based with a part of a CAD in a short video on youtube. Read the explain on Marklin Database: Both outer driving wheels in each truck powered using cardan shafts. In the CAD we can see the section with some parts of the traction, the items that are in foront of or behind we can’t see it... the OBB krok takes the same number of wheel drive... |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou "Both outer driving wheels in each truck powered using cardan shafts." Correct me if I'm wrong, but that means 1 driven axle per bogie, exactly what Alan was saying.
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: vilithejou "Both outer driving wheels in each truck powered using cardan shafts." Correct me if I'm wrong, but that means 1 driven axle per bogie, exactly what Alan was saying. You are wrong.... that means two axels from frame.... four in total! Traduction from German To english; Antrieb auf jeweils zwei Achsen je Treibgestell. Drive on two axles per driving frame. And if I read in Spanish directly form MarklinDatebank: Cada locomotora cuenta con tracción en ambas ruedas motrices exteriores en cada bogie I understand 4 axels! |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou You are wrong.... Well, I never said I was right..... The English translation as shown on the Marklin website uses the term 'wheels', which as it stands could mean 2 driven wheels. The Google translation of the German text gives a much better rendition - 'Drive on two axles per drive frame.' Translation of the Spanish text isn't good, it gives 'Each locomotive has traction on both outer drive wheels on each bogie.' While in German and Spanish the terms 'wheel' and 'axle' may be interchangable, in English they mean two different things. If anything it proves a better translation is needed from Marklin. In the description for 39173 (BR103 in IC livery) we have 'Two axles in each truck powered using cardan shafts. ' - much better! So it seems in the BR194 that there are 4 driven axles, 2 for each bogie
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: vilithejou You are wrong.... Well, I never said I was right..... The English translation as shown on the Marklin website uses the term 'wheels', which as it stands could mean 2 driven wheels. The Google translation of the German text gives a much better rendition - 'Drive on two axles per drive frame.' Translation of the Spanish text isn't good, it gives 'Each locomotive has traction on both outer drive wheels on each bogie.' While in German and Spanish the terms 'wheel' and 'axle' may be interchangable, in English they mean two different things. If anything it proves a better translation is needed from Marklin. In the description for 39173 (BR103 in IC livery) we have 'Two axles in each truck powered using cardan shafts. ' - much better! So it seems in the BR194 that there are 4 driven axles, 2 for each bogie Sorry If was unpolite! it's not my intention! you are a reference in this group! Let's see in 2021 how comes the locomotive :-), perhaps only came with only 2 axel i totall of the lok ;-) |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou
Let's see in 2021 how comes the locomotive :-), perhaps only came with only 2 axel i totall of the lok ;-)
That is definitely what the CAD cross section shows, and I would believe that over any marketing description, as the CAD drawing is what actually gets made, not some interpretation by a non-technical marketing person. The CAD diagram for the OBB croc shows only the inner axle of each bogie being driven. I'll have to have another look at the equivalent CAD cross section for the 194, but from memory it showed only the outermost axle of each bogie being driven. [edit] Have now searched the New Items video and the relevant CAD picture at 20:23 shows only the outer axle on each bogie of the 194 being driven. [/edit]
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I watched the video. If you look at the left hand truck/bogie you can see all the spur gear that connect the axles as they strip off the layers So all axles are driven, but the cardan shafts only connect to the two outside axles. This is no different than most models with a central motor where cardan shafts connect to a gear tower that then uses spur gears to transmit the power to the individual axles, i.e., the Hobby Traxx series.
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Originally Posted by: rbw993 I watched the video. If you look at the left hand truck/bogie you can see all the spur gear that connect the axles as they strip off the layers So all axles are driven, but the cardan shafts only connect to the two outside axles. This is no different than most models with a central motor where cardan shafts connect to a gear tower that then uses spur gears to transmit the power to the individual axles, i.e., the Hobby Traxx series.
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Roger Ah, yes, I see, but check very carefully, it doesn't show a gear on the central axle, only the outer two axles of the bogie. The string of gears 'leaps' over the central axle.
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: rbw993 I watched the video. If you look at the left hand truck/bogie you can see all the spur gear that connect the axles as they strip off the layers So all axles are driven, but the cardan shafts only connect to the two outside axles. This is no different than most models with a central motor where cardan shafts connect to a gear tower that then uses spur gears to transmit the power to the individual axles, i.e., the Hobby Traxx series.
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Roger Ah, yes, I see, but check very carefully, it doesn't show a gear on the central axle, only the outer two axles of the bogie. The string of gears 'leaps' over the central axle. I concur, cardan shaft goes to outer axle in each bogie and gear train drives inner axle in each bogie jumping over the central axle:  Edited by user 11 February 2021 15:24:39(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Crazy Harry Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: rbw993 I watched the video. If you look at the left hand truck/bogie you can see all the spur gear that connect the axles as they strip off the layers So all axles are driven, but the cardan shafts only connect to the two outside axles. This is no different than most models with a central motor where cardan shafts connect to a gear tower that then uses spur gears to transmit the power to the individual axles, i.e., the Hobby Traxx series.
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Roger Ah, yes, I see, but check very carefully, it doesn't show a gear on the central axle, only the outer two axles of the bogie. The string of gears 'leaps' over the central axle. I concur, cardan shaft goes to outer axle in each bogie and gear train drives inner axle in each bogie jumping over the central axle:  new croc drive detail.png (1,383kb) downloaded 62 time(s). while they do that on the 194, unfortunately i can see no evidence they have done the same with the OBB croc, which I find rather disappointing (yes I did go back and check the video).
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The croc has driveshafts so all wheels are powered. Probably traction tires on the directly driven wheels allowing some slippage on the rod driven wheels to prevent binding. |
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