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I think the LC ones are fed from something other than track power directly, don't know about the LC+ ones.
In any case, it's easy to fix that, it's typically just a different resistor. If you're going to mount one into the locomotive, making it run is the easy part. I'd probably put an MTH unit in there and hook it to a Super-Chuffer.
I put that combination in the K-Line semi-scale Mikado with TMCC, it was a tight fit for the board, but it all fit.
John, the LC+ uses a control board that is mounted on the motherboard. The issue is that control board is soldered into the motherboard. I have worked on many of those smoke units. I would do it the way you related if I was gibson man. The fan motor in the LC+ is the one that is headed to you.
Your call but a lot of work and a few bucks. The new LC+ is a fantastic product with all the toys. Sales will be showing up after Christmas.
John, the LC+ uses a control board that is mounted on the motherboard. The issue is that control board is soldered into the motherboard. I have worked on many of those smoke units. I would do it the way you related if I was gibson man. The fan motor in the LC+ is the one that is headed to you.
Marty,
Is the board a common problem with the plus engines?
Art
Art, I have only hit one bad one. I have hit my share of fan motors. The LC+ is a good product.
Marty,
The reason I asked, the Hudson I have worked for a short time then quit. I jumped switch, nothing, fan works when fed direct.
Art