NYC_George
Well-Known Member
Well the panel’s done for now. I say for now because I made a mistake in one of the pin stripping tracks. I caught it after the fact. The Panel comes apart easy and the self adhesive pin stripping glue isn’t very strong. It will be an easy fix.
I decided not to use led’s because my larger panel has them and I already know which way the switch is aligned by the way the switch’s throw bar is facing. Up for the track farthest away, down for the track closest. The lights were just a lot of extra work for nothing. Installing signals is a much better way to spend your time.
Photo 1 shows the thin black plastic with the pin stripping applied.
Photo 2 is the finished panel.
NYC_George
I decided not to use led’s because my larger panel has them and I already know which way the switch is aligned by the way the switch’s throw bar is facing. Up for the track farthest away, down for the track closest. The lights were just a lot of extra work for nothing. Installing signals is a much better way to spend your time.
Photo 1 shows the thin black plastic with the pin stripping applied.
Photo 2 is the finished panel.
NYC_George
