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gus1		#1 Posted : 28 February 2022 19:47:40(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 28/02/2022(UTC) Posts: 2		Hi I wonder if you can help me . I have a large hornby 3 rail track set up and want to motorise my marklin 3 rail turntable 7186 which I have. I was advised to get the 6915 which has cost me £240 BUT I haven't got any wiring diagrams for the 7186 so don't have a clue how to connect the 2 together - does anyone have any experience advice please. I'm over 70 and a pensioner and can't afford to write this off Thank you in advance


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kiwiAlan		#2 Posted : 28 February 2022 20:27:00(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 23/07/2014(UTC) Posts: 8,109 Location: ENGLAND, Didcot		Originally Posted by: gus1 Hi I wonder if you can help me . I have a large hornby 3 rail track set up and want to motorise my marklin 3 rail turntable 7186 which I have. I was advised to get the 6915 which has cost me £240 BUT I haven't got any wiring diagrams for the 7186 so don't have a clue how to connect the 2 together - does anyone have any experience advice please. I'm over 70 and a pensioner and can't afford to write this off Thank you in advance I have doubts that controller will work with the older marklin turntable. I don't know where you got that advice - whoever told you that is misinformed in my opinion. The 6915 would work with a Marklin 7286 turntable which is the equivalent of the Fleischmann turntable that controller is designed to work with. The 7186 has a very different motor arrangement.


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gus1		#3 Posted : 01 March 2022 10:54:40(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 28/02/2022(UTC) Posts: 2		Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: gus1 Hi I wonder if you can help me . I have a large hornby 3 rail track set up and want to motorise my marklin 3 rail turntable 7186 which I have. I was advised to get the 6915 which has cost me £240 BUT I haven't got any wiring diagrams for the 7186 so don't have a clue how to connect the 2 together - does anyone have any experience advice please. I'm over 70 and a pensioner and can't afford to write this off Thank you in advance I have doubts that controller will work with the older marklin turntable. I don't know where you got that advice - whoever told you that is misinformed in my opinion. The 6915 would work with a Marklin 7286 turntable which is the equivalent of the Fleischmann turntable that controller is designed to work with. The 7186 has a very different motor arrangement. morning I think that the 7186 and 7286 are very similar the only differnce being that the 186 is 3 rail and the 286 is 2 rail - the connections look very similar


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PMPeter		#4 Posted : 01 March 2022 16:08:30(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 04/04/2013(UTC) Posts: 1,275 Location: Port Moody, BC		Originally Posted by: gus1 I think that the 7186 and 7286 are very similar the only differnce being that the 186 is 3 rail and the 286 is 2 rail - the connections look very similar No. They are both 3 rail turntables. The older 7186 has 10 fixed exit locations, while the 7286 has 48 possible exit locations.


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tonyfh		#5 Posted : 01 March 2022 17:11:31(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/04/2004(UTC) Posts: 116 Location: Netherlands		Hello Gus, all, For information about the turntable 7186 see: https://www.maerklin.de/...elnummer=7186&lang=1 A question to mr. DuckDuckgo gave this one as a result: https://www.marklin-user...04-7186-Turntable-manual Almost at the bottom of the page you find a post from Markus Schild with two files attached, I assume these answer all your questions. Succes, Tony.


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