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I got a great deal on a prewar Lionel M10000. It isn't mint and has some rot issues, but what a great addition to my collection. I figured I'd give her a run around my main line after tune-up. I get her going and as she approaches the curve, she jumps the tracks. After a few times of this, I do some research and turns out she needs O-72 to run and I've only got O-42. Guess she's going to be relegated to shelf queen for the foreseeable future. Since she is destined for the shelf, I'd like to light her up, but the e-unit doesn't have a switch to disable it. Now, I know I could go in and disconnect some wiring, but short of doing that, could I apply DC current only to the track for light the bulbs with out triggering/damaging the e-unit and motor?

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