5230 Extension cable for s88-Bus, 1,5 m

Signal in standard construction. Finely detailed metal mast. Authentic varnishing. Suitable for all analogue and digital systems. With base socket. Very simple mounting and wiring. With 2 LEDs, maintenance free. Signal pictures Hp0 and Hp1. Suitable control module: item 5221. Height: 7,9 cm.

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Prototypical brass mast with base socket for easy mounting. Maintenance free by LED lighting. Height: 7,4 cm.

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These couplers base on the Fleischmann Profi plug-in coupling 6515 and provide power transmission up to 1 A each contact. They are also vertically self-centering, which effectively prevents unintended uncoupling (e. g. at the transition from horizontal track to a gradient). Uncoupling – even delayed uncoupling – is possible. This allows you to provide an easy power supply system for the entire train. As a result, pick-ups are not required for all coaches. This in turn reduces the load to be drawn by the locomotive. The couplers are equipped completely with 2 connection cables and fit into the standard NEM 362-coupling shaft. The thin cables (0,6 mm) allow a very easy mounting.

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Useable for all 2-aspect colour light main signals (block signals) and light block signals with LED lighting scale 0 up to Z (except signals with multiplex-technology). The module provides the block signal aspects Hp0 and Hp1. Authentic smooth switch of signal aspects. Integrated contact for train control. With stop showing signal the track in front of the signal is switched off. Control by universal push-button panel item 5547, single button, switching tracks, track contacts or digital magnet decoder. Additional output to control distant signal by control module item 5220.

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Platforms are an indispensable accessory in the railway station. The model Seeburg as well as the short version Rheinburg item-No. 43535 fit by their timeless design into several epochs. Dimensions: L 96 x W 4.8 – 6.5 x H 8.5 cm / Platform height 1.2 cm

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Kit. The castle Falkenstein was built in the 13th century and was already accommodation for emperor Barbarossa during the crusade. This castle was authentically mentioned for the first time in the year 1307 as Valchenstayn. It was a strategic important castle and fell to Habsburg later and lost its importance in the following centuries. In the year 1905, the culture historic valuable, however partially dilapidated installation, was restored and counts among the oldest and best preserved castles today.L 51.0 x W 28.0 x H 33.0 cmLevel of difficulty: 2 (advanced)

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