both of you have gave me the exact answers that I was looking for....thank you very much
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Show posts MenuQuote from: CNE Runner on December 23, 2010, 11:50:25 AMyou were reading my mind with the old record player....I need to make it a little bigger so any future engine will fit w/o complication...
Using an old LP record...what a clever idea! Old LPs can be had at any Goodwill or Salvation Army for pennies (not to mention all those old LPs some of us have stored in the basement). A step further would be to procure an old turntable (inoperable of course). The LP could be glued to the turntable and hand rotated into position.
Another option is to purchase the Atlas turntable, raise (and enlarge) the deck and install a larger length piece of track. [The turntable deck needs to be raised in order to clear the motor housing.] The turntable could then be 'lowered' into the layout surface - allowing one to utilize the excellent Atlas indexing mechanism. I suppose the new sub deck could be an old LP.
'Just a thought to stimulate discussion,
Ray