IP Engineering Rail Bus
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That's really looking good, well done... I'm quite tempted...
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Looking good Jimmy.
My I ask why you chose to use a separate ESC rather than one of the Deltangs with it built into the receiver?
My I ask why you chose to use a separate ESC rather than one of the Deltangs with it built into the receiver?
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Re: IP Engineering Rail Bus
A very tidy job compared to some of mine!Jimmyb wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 1:23 pm Well the electronics are now in an tested, hopefully a short video to follow on my indoor test track (due to poor weather), a tight fit :
Looking forward to the video.
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You took the words out of my mouth - almost in that order as well. In my case substitute 'most' for 'some'
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So between the showers I managed to get out for a quick test run:
https://youtu.be/y5gclhbc448
Even with the weight added, it is quite light and is affected by any unevenness, nut still fun
https://youtu.be/y5gclhbc448
Even with the weight added, it is quite light and is affected by any unevenness, nut still fun
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That looks great, and you have a wonderful garden setting for it too!
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Really enjoyed following the build and it's great seeing it released into the wild! Looks superb.
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Many thanks for all the kind comments, on close inspection there are areas where I "could try harder" but it passes the 6 foot rule and I am happy with it 
I have just updated my blog, for those wishing to see the full build:
http://www.tumble-down-falls.co.uk/ip-e ... g-railcar/
I have just updated my blog, for those wishing to see the full build:
http://www.tumble-down-falls.co.uk/ip-e ... g-railcar/
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Thanks for detailing your build from start to commissioning run - something I think I am yet to do 
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Re: IP Engineering Rail Bus
Unfortunately, they're no longer in production, and extremely hard to find, anymore.philipy wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 1:31 pm Looking good Jimmy.
My I ask why you chose to use a separate ESC rather than one of the Deltangs with it built into the receiver?
Consequently, I'll be using the same Rx and ESC combo as Jimmy, in some coming projects; they appear very simple to set up.
Marvelous work, Jim. Must say the blog is really nicely done, too.
Regards,
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Looks very much at home on the railway. I added weight to my Ford railbus with white metal seated figures but they were 1:19. Not sure if there are any suppliers of 1:20.3 seated white metal figures ....
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Philip, apologies I missed your question, but Aaron has answered it correctly, also with the Deltang there can be some fiddly soldering, one false slip and it is £60.00 gone, these are pre-wired, and plug and socket.philipy wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 1:31 pm Looking good Jimmy.
My I ask why you chose to use a separate ESC rather than one of the Deltangs with it built into the receiver?
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