OK I admit it I bought a train set for the young un @ Christmas and now I am Fixated
Seriously tho, I bought one of the Hornby new surface mounted point motors with the idea in mind that as they are a new possibly improved product, they may not draw as much current as the older versions of points motors.
I have been googling like mad but I can't find that figure, and it definately isnt on the packet or in the instructions
My thinking is that if I connect two motors into one of the four available connections on the Hornby Points Decoder
R8247 to operate a cross over pair of points I can operate maybe 5 or 6 sets of points from one Points Decoder.
I have added a picture of the points motor if it helps
picture of points motor
If I am wrong in this line of thought please let me know ?

Seriously tho, I bought one of the Hornby new surface mounted point motors with the idea in mind that as they are a new possibly improved product, they may not draw as much current as the older versions of points motors.
I have been googling like mad but I can't find that figure, and it definately isnt on the packet or in the instructions

My thinking is that if I connect two motors into one of the four available connections on the Hornby Points Decoder
R8247 to operate a cross over pair of points I can operate maybe 5 or 6 sets of points from one Points Decoder.
I have added a picture of the points motor if it helps
picture of points motor
If I am wrong in this line of thought please let me know ?