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Martin DerouinOGR Forum Member

I think it is for can motors, no numbers on it??

Marty

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gunrunnerjohnOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Never seen that particular one, but it certainly looks like an electronic reverse board. The color codes look odd, as the Brown and Gray appear to be track power and the Red and Black appear to be the motor drive. The other two wires are most likely the reverse lockout switch.

Chuck SartorOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

That is a E-106 reverse board for early AF by Lionel. 640-0106-001

Alan MancusOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I thought it looked like an AF board

Alan

Martin DerouinOGR Forum Member

Now that I know what it is for, I will find something to put it in..

Marty

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