Chassis Photos.

[Gadget]

Hi guys,
My centre shut down 4 years ago, and I regret not keeping a chassis for old times sake. I'm an electrician by trade and have been talking about the 30's to my co-workers and they cant believe me on the wiring involved in the chassis, does anyone have any photos of the chassis on a bench witht the lid up? and one of the top showing the relays, doesnt matter if its still a stepper or a conversion.
Cheers if you have

[trackman4x4]

hi gadget im at a house with 10 lanes some of the chassis 6525 with orig. steppers and relays and some that have been converted, also we have a couple new chassis made by phenoix ( i think thats the name) they are newer chassis made for the 30's ill try to get some pic when i go in on wed.for you .

[Tablejam]

Im pretty sure I have both the 5850 & 6525 pics in manuals I could scan for you if you want.

[Gadget]

That would be great guys, yeah our old ones were 6525's

[wb8yjf]

Converted chassis (MK-30):


Innards of converted chassis:


Stepper chassis:


Stepper relay:


Innards of stepper chassis (not converted):


That should cover all the bases.

[Tablejam]

Way better than the photo copied pics in the manuals I have.

[Gadget]

cheers, just what i needed.

[wb8yjf]

Cheers. The wiring isn't all that complicated - but the lack of space IS. One thing I love about them though - the lacing holding the wires neatly. That was an art

[davesproshop]

Now that was some pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had some original, and some converted and loved screwing with all of them.. They are all upstairs living their retired life.. GOOD STUFF