Hi!
I think the best way to solve the power problem is use one power suply per lane.
I think the best way to solve the power problem is use one power suply per lane.
Power-trouble
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Heyz,
As some of you allready know, i just recently re-discovered slotracing, so i'm learning every day now...
I have a not permanent 17meter ninco track. Me and some friend have loads of fun on the track. I switch tracks every week, to find a perfect one to build the permanent track.
But we have a little problem... the power. The normal Ninco power supply doesn't quite do the job anymore. When we race "on the edge" (most of the time
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) we are very disapointed in the power. When one car goes off the track, the other one gets more power en jumps off the track too (when driving in a corner).
Now, someone told me that a stabilised regulated power supply could work. Should a 1-15 Volts (regulated) and 2 ampere power supply do the job?
Or if you guys don't thing it'll solve the problem, please tell me what you use on the permanent home track...
Thanks guys...
Gunther
(with a lot of starters questions)
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As some of you allready know, i just recently re-discovered slotracing, so i'm learning every day now...
I have a not permanent 17meter ninco track. Me and some friend have loads of fun on the track. I switch tracks every week, to find a perfect one to build the permanent track.
But we have a little problem... the power. The normal Ninco power supply doesn't quite do the job anymore. When we race "on the edge" (most of the time
Now, someone told me that a stabilised regulated power supply could work. Should a 1-15 Volts (regulated) and 2 ampere power supply do the job?
Or if you guys don't thing it'll solve the problem, please tell me what you use on the permanent home track...
Thanks guys...
Gunther
(with a lot of starters questions)
