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wickman · Joined: Sep 18, 2005 Posts: 1441 Location: Ontario Canada

Well I must say the technical information in your thread is most interesting and I'm sure I would make more scence of it if I spoke your language and please don't take that in a bad way as your english is really very good. I can only say I wish you the best in enjoyment from that which you've created and don't let anything take away from your hobby.

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 8:42 am

Here we managed to finally implement the outer circuit Dioramas in Slobozia, a pair of mechanisms created by me.

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:03 am

Prezentarea dioramei de la Slobozia la tvialomita

knudsen · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:18 am

Such a bright and beautiful layout! I like the windmill.

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 4:24 am

Siemens Diesel Locomotive ER 20-2007 from Roco

Santa Claus came to Slobozia in this crisis, just sent my son from Constanta Alexander, who discovered in Constanta in a shop that opened on December 2. Alex gave me the web page link and I chose to Mosul ER20-2007 diesel locomotive produced Roco. Toy was bought at a price of 3.5 million old lei for one interesting fact Roco product, especially since entering Roco site I found the product at a price of 129 Euros.

A more ample description:
trenulete.info/locomot...e-la-roco/

Happy Birthday and wish you happy holidays Prognosis!

IronGoat · Joined: Feb 28, 2005 Posts: 1783 Location: Missouri

Great looking layout, and I like the looks of the new diesel...

Happy Holidays to you and yours, Bob/IG

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 7:43 am

How LEDs came from zeXstar I spread nice driver and I went to change the lighting installation. The first time I removed the beculete bands from the two posts. We bonded motherboard two 1200 ohm resistors on each side of the board, directly at the point of current enter the collectors of the wheels. I have not changed anything on the board just to leave the car close to the original, if ever I can to pass on a digital, I will be easier to replace light bulbs SMD LEDs on the original slots.

trenulete.info/locomot...-iluminat/

A happy New Year to all!

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:19 am

Diorama in Slobozia on December 29, 2009

The year 2009 was not too generous with diorama in Slobozia. A difficult year in which I worked less in diorama of lack of funds but when I started the virtual dioramas Constanta.
The city of living came to an end of year by Santa Claus Alexander (my son) and Santa Claus Bogdan, a wonderful Siemens diesel locomotive and two wagons of oil.

I did a movie with running these gifts that will be invited to watch and conclude by wishing you a better year in every way and Happy Birthday!

trenulete.info/diorama...brie-2009/

knudsen · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 3:33 pm

And a happy and prosperous New Year to you, friend.

Great video, as usual. I find myself admiring the arcutecture of the buildings as they roll by. Question

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 8:32 am

Automotorul VT135 - LED lighting

Automotorul VT 135 is the first work completed in the new year 2010. Using two-color LEDs, bipolar yellow-red from zeXstar have created one group for each management position. From FX 2.2 mm thick board I made when I gave holes for LEDs. Later I sanded board for a semi-oval shape after the car profile. LEDs are serial with a 560 ohm resistor placed just below the board. LED legs are slightly bent to retrieve the current where the two strips of brass sheet obtained from a canned broth. They cross the long wagon and take the slots of the direct current electric motor Tiilig recovered from the famous DA that has received 060 instead something more appropriate.

trenulete.info/automot...e-led-uri/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihq5z0J7o04

Prognosis · Post subject: Lighting columns economic Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2010 5:28 am

Lighting columns economic

Most of the lighting columns in Slobozia Diorama are made by me and are based on one 12-volt Miniature becule?. How the diorama are also about 40 columns, consumption is high enough, that on the one hand, and from another perspective, the original model created by suits me more platforms, parks, private gardens and less street.

Therefore we decided remobilarea town street lighting poles something more specific, the light sent down the asphalt. Also the model that we created now uses the familiar warm white LEDs from zeXstar.

trenulete.info/stalpi-...economici/

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:25 am

I have spread and toy and I carefully studied the issue. Noise which aroused after installing lighting came from the fact that I stuck blades contact the electrical contacts engine, which immobilize it against the axis on which to work. The engine is initially placed on a small bed and set the base cloth with an elastic tape which gives them some flexibility in relation to the worm axes. So after I replaced the soldering of a flexible wire, the noise has subsided back to what it was before.

trenulete.info/rectifi...ul-vt-135/

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 4:14 am

After I created all lighting poles as described in Pillars economic lighting, I went to replace the whole lighting system diorama. First we changed the old PC power 200 W with a new, ATX, the 450W. The new source is still an output of 3 volts, which I dedicated exclusively a public lighting. The advantage is that we gave to all resistances of which were serial 1200k LEDs on the diorama. For public lighting (which is on my diorama of a total of 31 poles), we used a single resistor which supplies 22 ohmi/300W entire network. I left the platform pillars with shade only in the schoolyard and we also placed two pillars in the little park, is more suitable for this place. They remained at 12 volts fed through a resistor 10 ohmi/300w. I intend in the near future as its food on a 3 volt output of all LEDs on the diorama, including those at traffic lights.

Unfortunately the camera did not capture the beauty of the new street lighting. Everything seems real maii, roads are well lit and evenly. On the other hand, we have substantially reduced consumption and thereby protecting the source.

trenulete.info/diorama...1-01-2010/

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 4:34 am

The yard was made for all LED warm white from zeXstar. We used the same technique as a cap lampshade washer, but the LEDs used were those older than 5 mm diamentru to look like huge spotlights the yard.

After bending legs in proper position, I made a template on a piece of wood for their position in the soldering of tin with each other and the thread of connection.

VARNISH tube with a green, the installation of aeration tank, I made shade, after which I polished lens LED. For polishing I used mine and one other innovation that is a hard drive failure that I rearranged turntables so as to come up last drive, over which we have stuck with prenadez an emery disc. It turns out to be a very useful man near the house ...

After I cut paste to move two feet to LED, I plugged it back with cyanoacrylate and we all gray vosit Revel.

Also on this occasion I changed the pillars classic arched lights with LED 3mm diameter prepared by the same methods. To make no metal inside the table, I shortened one leg longer and I applied black vpsea inside before fixing the LED in the right position.

trenulete.info/stalpi-...economici/

Prognosis · Post subject: Re: "The City of Livingroom" Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 3:52 am

Increased freight liners that run the Diorama in Slobozia imposed final lamp equipped with a car yet. I used red LED puntctiform which already has a form similar to a lantern. Before the lamp is made of FOREZ 0.5 mm drill size LED lens glued to it. After curing we cut the contour LED forex.

The wall of the car I did two 0.5 mm holes I went through the legs LED car after it + I bent to 90 degrees into the lantern that he stuck to the wall without glue.

I used to collect current from one slide each axle thin flexible copper obtained from an engine failure on the switch Piko paste it on a piece of FOREZ to bring the height of the axle shaft.

When I brought the wires inside what we collected and connected to a micro-bridge rectifier.
Exiting + - I applied it on a capacitor 2200 with a wireless micro serial becule? a 12-volt instead of resistance. LED + is connected directly to terminals during condenser so that feed run through ballast bulb and the interruptions remain powered by capacitor thus removing annoying interruptions.

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