Adding Choke to controller

QUOTE (pfj @ 31 Dec 2011, 21:16) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hi, don't want to put a dampner on thing's but the diode's that have been suggested earlier are for reduceing your track voltage at about 0.7v these being rectifier diode's, for adjustable brake's it's better with Schottky rectifier diode's these have a drop around 0.3v giving a closer spaceing per step, for motor's up to boxer/nsr IN5817 are what's used but you say your useing 3amp are you useing alot hotter motor's as for adjustable sensitivity while useing resistor controller's as with parma eco's or plus the same rotary switch can be used but with 3watt wirewound resistor's these work fine with motor's mentioned you can get 7 or 10 watt if needed they are soldered seperatly as opposed to the chain of diode's and are wired to be in parallel with existing resistor I use a 35ohm value's starting at 180ohm down to 15ohm in nine step's with this set-up your reduceing the ohm's of the controller resistor your useing. phil.

ahhh, so I might have "off-half-none" over the first three clicks?? LOL oops. I am using anything from scaley standard to flat 6/scaleauto 21k