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Thanks Roger, once I get an idea I have to get it done quickly or I forget completely. Overall height is 10cms.
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Six yard lamps and bases completed and ready for painting.

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The lights are now painted and the sockets glued in place on the layout but not yet wired up. One issue bough, one plug has a bent connector inside so I’ll have to replace that one. That’s the downside of using cheap components I suppose.
That will all have to wait as we’re out for lunch then I’m off to Barcelona and the layout doesn’t qualify as hand luggage. :D


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Look great Steve. What is the metal component called that you have the lamp sitting in (the bit that is in the baseboard)?

R-

P.s. You can pay ahead for hand luggage you know, but cabin crew can be a bit iffy about soldering irons. Have a great trip
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It wouldn’t fit in the overhead lockers. :D

The ‘bit’ in the baseboard is a standard 2.5mm jack socket with the cover removed - I think the sprung contact inside one has snagged on the plug and got bent. Will have to drill out the whole thing as I araldite the damn things in. :oops:
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Ah, I see. Thanks. Plagiarism abounds. R-
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RogerB wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 4:57 pm Ah, I see. Thanks. Plagiarism abounds. R-
Are you copying me or am I copying you? Although I am sure I’ve read about this method before - God knows where. :D
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You are the originator - I’m the blaggard. :D R-
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RogerB wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 7:25 pm You are the originator - I’m the blaggard. :D R-
Invoice in the post. :lol:
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Invoice in the post. :lol:

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