Only poor thing is that the cab lighting only comes on with running lights, it can't be switched off separately
Edit: It needs two decoders, one for the power car and one for the dummy power car
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Hornby R2701 HST
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Hornby R2701 HST
by Rog (RJ) on Tue Nov 18, 2008 9:34 pm
It's excellent!
Only poor thing is that the cab lighting only comes on with running lights, it can't be switched off separately
Edit: It needs two decoders, one for the power car and one for the dummy power car
Only poor thing is that the cab lighting only comes on with running lights, it can't be switched off separately
Edit: It needs two decoders, one for the power car and one for the dummy power car
A happy New Year to one and all
Rog
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Re: Hornby R2701 HST
by KingEdward1st on Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:12 pm
You lucky b*****d!!! Now you've got me wanting to buy one on saturday at Warley!
What is the running quality like?
Glad you like it Rog!
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Re: Hornby R2701 HST
by Rog (RJ) on Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:43 pm
Smooth as silk. Got to try and get some carriages now
A happy New Year to one and all
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Re: Hornby R2701 HST
by KingEdward1st on Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:01 am
Rog (RJ) wrote:Smooth as silk. Got to try and get some carriages now
I am a bit confused about the mrk 3 situation. Are all these new grand central carriages in my local model shop the new mrk 3's? they look no different to the old ones? are they the ones priced at £20?
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