Hello again my S gauge friends. Could someone tell me what year the Flyer 4B transformer was made and what was the output track voltage? Thanks guys.
Marty
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Ac Gilbert, 100 watts I see listed. Trying for you Marty!
http://traindr.com/american-flyer-transformer-guide/
| 4 B | 100 | 120 / 60 | 3 | Yes | 1 | 1949 – 1953 | Metal | Medium Rectangular | Black or Gray | |
| 4 B | 100 | 120 / 60 | 3 | Yes | 1 | 1954 – 1956 | Plastic | Larger D Shape | Black |
Marty, check here.
Great info to keep in my favorites. Thanks guys. I wonder if anyone has the max voltage these put out to the track. Thanks again.
Marty
"This is an American Flyer 4B 100 Watt Transformer from 1949-57. It has a variable voltage output of 7-15 volts AC for your trains and a fixed 15 volts AC for accessories."
from this link of a Trainz auction.
Guys, you answered all my questions. Thank you very much.
Marty
Hey Marty are you switching over the American Flyer? When I was a kid my cousin had American Flyer and a lot of it. I had a Marx SF diesel that ran on a figure 8.. I always was jealous and figured AF was almost perfect , the best size and 2 rail as well. Gregg
