MRC O Gauge, AH601, Dual Power Throttle, Pure Power AC, 270 Watt Power Supply

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Description

Go Retro with the New MRC Pure Power Dual Control

MRC announces awesome power and advanced sine wave technology for AC trains - the Pure Power Dual Control. Each side of MRCs new AC transformer offers 7 amps of power and 0~21 VAC of smooth, realistic variable control. Just like the Pure Power single but with twice the output, the Pure Power Dual Control runs all AC powered trains and their sound systems.

Big, comfortable throttle control makes you feel like youre behind a real locomotive. Each throttle has its own separate amp meter and voltmeter so you can monitor your layout conditions.

The Pure Power Dual features 14-volt AC terminals for accessories, and a power indicator light. Bell and whistle/horn buttons are available for each control. The Pure Power Dual provides over 270 watts to the track. And with its rugged retro looks, it makes for an attractive addition to your layout.

Check it out and youll be impressed at just how affordable it is.

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Features

Retro good looks
270 watts of power
0~21 volts variable AC for train operation on each throttle handle
4 meters (2 volt and 2 amp) for monitoring layout conditions and programming some sound equipped locomotives
Horn/whistle, bell and direction buttons for each throttle
Fixed 14-volt AC output terminals for accessories
Master on-off switch and pilot light

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MRC transformer	April 30, 2013
Reviewer: Anonymous Person

This transformer does everything as claimed. My only objection was that it had 3 common terminals instead of only the one I was expecting. Fortunately, all 3 are bussed together internally such that both throttles and the accessory constant voltage all have effectively one common (neutral) terminal.

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