Provides momentum of a locomotive or other device you want the power to gradually turn on and off.
Measures: 1.8"w x 2 3/4"l x 2 5/16"h
The MO-1 is a self-contained momentum board which has adjustable stopping and acceleration timing that gives operators
utilizing standard DC or AC track power the ability to accomplish gradual stops and starts without manually adjusting the
throttle. The MO-1, in conjunction with a manual switch or other device such as our Trak-DT family of detectors, will start to
lower the track power when a switch is closed or a Trak-DT type unit is activated. The timing for decreasing the track voltage
is adjustable for a fast to a long gradual stop. When the control input becomes cleared, the MO-1 will gradually apply power
to the track until full power is restored. The MO-1 comes with a connector set that allows a direct connection from its ‘EXP’
connector to our Trak-DT family of detectors which minimizes wiring. The MO-1 would typically be used with a DALLEE
Trak-DTT2, item 368, to accomplish automated timed station stops with momentum. It can also be used with our Trak-DTRL,
item 566 and the Trak-DTT2, to accomplish automatic Back-N-Forth operation providing momentum stops with reverses at
the ends as well as additional stops in between. Various other DALLEE detection circuits may also be used. Commercial
layouts may want to use it to allow trains operating from a visitor’s push button to gradually pull out and when combined with
other DALLEE components, time out to come to a gradual stop. Eliminating extra gear strain, wheel slippage and excessive
initial motor currents is an added benefit of using the MO-1. The MO-1 can handle up to 10 amperes of DC current or 8
amperes of AC current with minimal "in circuit" voltage loss. The MO-1 can be wired in various fashions with many
configurations. See our Wiring Guide (#20 or newer) or web site for some of these wiring diagrams.
Instructions Timed Run with MO-1 Momentum Two-Track Alternating Station Stops with Momentum Other Uses and Operations (See Wiring Guide)
