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Mark Damien
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Buzzing Decapod
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June 25, 2007, 08:22:28 PM »
Hi All,
I have four Russian Decapods; one from the first batch, & three bought over the last 18 months. The three newer ones all have Buzzing motors when running foreward. They are all 'DCC ready', so no chip fitted.
I am currently using a Bachmann Magnum DC throttle, but it also occurs on an H&M [smooth] DC as well.
When enough power is supplied to turn the wheels, the motor hums & buzzes, sort of a Waw-Waw-waw sound. this buzzing continues no matter what speed it is run, although the faster you go, the quieter it is; though still audiable. It initially buzzes in reverse, but this stops when the wheels are moving continuously from very low speeds.
Has anyone encountered this problem before, & more importantly, solved it?
I think this was mentioned on the old Bachmann message board, Alas.
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Last Edit: June 26, 2007, 06:10:04 AM by Mark Damien
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