Wireless Truck Furniture

[David Dunlop]

Chris.

Thanks so much for confirming those two brackets on the wall are a pair of Bridges. When looking at an enlargement the other night, I thought they looked like them but mounted on the wall threw me completely. I then just chalked it up to my bad eyes and my getting a bit dotty.

Basic complete 52-Set runs in at 255 lbs, plus another 5 or 6 boxes of stuff to fully get one running that easily triples that weight. The set itself would require the standard 4 HD 6V Batteries at 200 amp hr each. The Remote Receiver also needs 4 LD 6V Batteries at 125 amp hr each. Yikes!

David

[Chris Suslowicz]

Originally Posted by David Dunlop

Basic complete 52-Set runs in at 255 lbs...

David

Which is why it took six of us to carry one out of the auction and into someone's car. It was complete with the carrier (which keeps the set case clear of the mounting surface by an inch or two as I recall), and I'm glad the purchaser had an estate car (.uk) with a flat bed and rear door or we'd never have loaded it as a single unit.

Chris.

[Johnny Canuck]

WS52 is actually designed to be dismantled, same as a 19 set, much easier to install in a carrier empty and then insert the component. "Plug and play", WS52 has an internal power bar that all 3 components plug into. If I remember correctly 2 bolts on the sides, 2 bolts on the bottom and out they come, moved it myself so it had to come apart.
Complete WS52 WW2 Ground Station/Truck installation was the standard WS52 Set Kit No.1 and 11 additional kits for a total of twelve kits total. Total weight of all kits was 2,119 lbs.
Have collected pretty much all the 12 kits except for the wireless tent from Manitoba Tent and Awning, the suction cup Lamps Operator and the power plug.

Geoff