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#1
On30 / How do I remove Climax Cab
August 21, 2008, 09:57:12 PM
I want to remove the Steel Climax cab so I can do some interior detailing.

I saw the 2 screws on bottom and have removed them. Then there are various pipes going through front of cab.  I can easily remove some of the pipes from front of cab but others are not that easy. The ones that I couldn't remove appear to be preventing cab from lifting up. Is there any trick to this?

Thanks,
Ed
#2
I'm using the standard Bachmann PCB board. No soundcard but I will add one eventually. I'm wondering if the rear light circuit on the Bachmann PCB only works if a soundcard is added? Can you take a picture of your soundcard installation? Lets move to RRL forum as I think posting a picture is easier there or I can send you my email addr and you can send it directly.

Thanks,
Ed
#3
Bob,

I have a post on the RRL forum under ON30. Same topic same id. We can  continue there (more eyes). But we have different PCBs. I have standard (i.e. non sound) Bachmann PCB.

Ed
#4
Yes, LED1 for front light would make more sense. But, LED2 is used on the Shay.

I measured voltage across the two PCB pads for LED1 and there was no voltage, neither + or -

A picture of top and bottom of the Climax PCB would be much appreciated. I have the feeling that the Climax PCB was used. But  a green shade guy (aka bean counter)  figured that since there was no rear light offered on Shay then a few cents could be saved.

Ed
#5
On30 / Installing a back-up (rear) light in Bachmann Shay
February 25, 2008, 08:16:01 AM


Has anyone installed a back-up light in one of the newer  Bachmann Shays? At rear of PCB there is a LED 1 label. I put Shay in reverse and measured voltage at the two unused solder pads by the LED 1 label but there was no voltage!? Some circuitry appears to be missing.

Thanks,
Ed
#6
Cookie,

You mentioned that you fabricated and installed Wiper Contacts similar to Geren Mortensen's. Do you have a drawing or a picture of the contacts? and info on how you installed them?

Thanks,
Ed