Will this work for American Flyer S Guage? 16 volt AC.
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As I work only in HO scale, I would be reluctant to advise you about anything dealing with S guage. I can suggest that you might get in touch with Model Train Stuff as they have answered several teachical questions for me in the past. You can find their contact information on the Internet.
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This is for N, HO, TT, & Z scales, which operate on DC voltage not AC voltage. The throttle on this is DC, while the AC is a constant voltage intended for accessories. If your locomotive operates exclusively on DC, then using this product for the throttle can damage your locomotive.
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I was informed by traincity.com that IF you have an American Flyer locomotive that has a DC motor in it (only applies only to select locomotives produced between 1947 and1950), this powerpack will work. The AC side of this powerpack can operate accessories.
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Dear customer, It will work, but you will need 2 LinkPRO`s. On eof them will give you Voltage for the second bank, but not amperage. Please call our technical support at 310-864-3131. Thank you, AC DC Marine Inc.
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As you wish ... It can works with 9v or AC .....Check this out ;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVBZu5feQzM
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I don't know why it wouldn't work if you have the requisite 110 volt AC 0.65 amp voltage to plug into. It is specifically for AGM technology. On the side of the device it says you can contact "batteryminders.com" with questions.
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Depends a lot on our house service distance etc. Short answer it can work but you probably need to use a 20A circuit minimum to run safely. For starters the fuse size for a 1HP with 16 full load amp is 20A (16A*1.25). This allows the motor to start with nomnal load without tripping the breaker. The longer the cable the further away you are from your utility transformer the more likely you will trip the fuse as the voltage drops (which increases the amperage)
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It should be able to; the CK6C and CK6 show in the the tech specs on the manufacturer Ostberg's website that they run at 1.09 Amps (the tech specs also show 120V, so you're fine there as well). I'm using it on a 1.1 A/120 V inline fan, and it works great. This Variac is rated for up to 3 Amps, 1-130 Volts.
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yes it should be just fine minimal I think on this is 18 guage so if your running 16 guage your fine.
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It works with 120 volt. As far as you keep the shipping box, there shouldn't be a problem as luggage claim, I think.
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Yes. It work for my outlet (ac 110-120volt) in standard us house hold power suply.
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Willie, I am not an HVAC expert, but, this kit is for 240 volt use. I would check with your RV A/C service person before ordering it. Joe from Kalamazoo
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Yes it will. AC or DC. Just clamp unit around positive conductor and select proper current on meter.
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I would think it would but it works on a 110, so you might ask the manufacturer as that voltage is higher and might burn it out or cause it to have problems.
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No! Even if the airliner had a 110v outlet (you want the opposite), this is only rated for 9v. A heavy-draw item like a heater, fan, pump, or cooler/refrigerator would not work with this.
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The charger is rated at a maximum panel size of 45W. This equates to 4 amps current at 11.25 volts. I wouldn't use anything less than 18AWG. Larger gauges go toward smaller numbers, so 16 is larger wire than 18.
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Dear customer, It will work perfectly. Please call our technical support at 310-864-3131 for any other questions. Thank you, AC DC Marine Inc.
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yes it will..as long as the amp is not more what the timer allows...chexk the am of this timer and the amp of ur ac.
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You will need to add a shunt for the amperage, but it should work. I would recommend encapsulating the back of the meter with clear epoxy to prevent damage from vibration.