Power Supply for routed track

[Race Control]

any suggestion where I can pick up one locally ? or is it best buying from amazon etc: ? (I dont do ebay as all of em needs pay pal, and I’ve let my account expire for several reasons)

[porsche917]

Clyde,

You can google it and come up with numerous results for the most popular Pyramid PS26KX 22 amp power supply. Locally you could try Fry’s or Altex. I have not paid more than $100 for the three I have purchased. It is a great unit. Good luck.

Marty

[Race Control]

Here is the power supply Marty is referring to:

https://www.millionbuy.com/pyrps26k.html

[Bellator]

I just bought a Vellman 0-15 vdc 3 amp power supply from Frys for bench testing. ($79) I didn’t see an Pyramid PS26KX power supplies when I was there, however there were others. (Might save you the trip.)

Build it strong.
Keep it simple.
Make it work.
      (Leroy Grumman)

[Race Control]

Sorry its been a while

life *Shrug* but… I’ve painted, coppered my track (now soldering the breaks)

I’ve found a cheap power supply, a Pyramid PS52KX – I got it for cheap. I mean cheap. (and locally)

so I m gonna hope this will work for me, I m hoping next weekend I will be wiring up the track, as I have my kids’ basketball games this week/weekend from that darn snow day, back in Minnesota – we laughed at this 🙂 and Im sadly part of it.

*grin* Thanks for the tips etc:

[porsche917]

Clyde,

Good luck with connecting the power to your track. Running your first laps on a new track are so rewarding.

It would be great if you could post some pics of your new track.

Being from St Paul MN I fully understand what you are talking about!

Come out and run your cars with us some weekend.

Marty

[Race Control]

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