MTH 20-3103 USRA Pacific, wiring for conventional, headlights and markers ...delete please, I figured it out.. | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

harmonyardsOGR Forum Member

I started on this project today, it’s a MTH Pacific no. 20-3103-1 ...I believe it to be a former PS2 locomotive. It’s void of all it’s boards....however, all the lights are still there with their pigtails. I’m running the engine conventional with a electronic reverse unit till I get around to getting all the ERR stuff to make it TMCC....can someone point out how I can hook all the lights to conventional track power so I don’t blow bulbs and smoke LED’s ......I’m not familiar with what MTH uses....thanks.....Pat

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12/14/1810:04 PM

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harmonyardsOGR Forum Member

I got the lighting figured out...and I didn’t burn up anything!

12/15/1810:34 AM

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