Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2009 22:33:26 GMT -7
Hi All,
just about to get me a new track - Todd over at TKO tracks is going to make it up for me. He is also doing a road track - but that is another story.
I have a fourty foot long shed and an old (1/24) drag track there which was routed and 11 3/4" wide.
The new PVC routed track will sit inside (on top ) of this. I have asked Todd to try an figure out a way to get the cars to come back again - turn around section at the bottom - as I am too lazy to keep walking to the end of the shed.... Does this sound do-able?
The limiting factor is the 11 3/4" wide area I have. I am not sure if it would look stupid having basically four lanes on this - with two as close as possible on the 'return' track.
For the wiring, I figure that I can have about two feet before the starting line, the twenty foot '1/4 mile' and then the rest as shutdown - BUT have a break in the rail after the finish line so I can have a separate power supply and/or controller to 'drive' the cars back again.
What do you guys think?
just about to get me a new track - Todd over at TKO tracks is going to make it up for me. He is also doing a road track - but that is another story.
I have a fourty foot long shed and an old (1/24) drag track there which was routed and 11 3/4" wide.
The new PVC routed track will sit inside (on top ) of this. I have asked Todd to try an figure out a way to get the cars to come back again - turn around section at the bottom - as I am too lazy to keep walking to the end of the shed.... Does this sound do-able?
The limiting factor is the 11 3/4" wide area I have. I am not sure if it would look stupid having basically four lanes on this - with two as close as possible on the 'return' track.
For the wiring, I figure that I can have about two feet before the starting line, the twenty foot '1/4 mile' and then the rest as shutdown - BUT have a break in the rail after the finish line so I can have a separate power supply and/or controller to 'drive' the cars back again.
What do you guys think?
