Having searched, I can't find any reference to anyone using this combo on the forum .
Has anyone experience of these please ?
Tested some Conrad point motors with a hand made 3 way point in O gauge, was a disaster. these motors are just not beefy enough to do the job.. so I have ordered a batch of tortoises from Bromsgrove Models
Having downloaded the Tortoise Pdf, I would like to continue using my fleischmann switches.. but seems tortoises run on DC and need DPDT switches.. which the fleischmans are not..
I note Circuitron list an option 3 method of wiring.. using A/C and fitting diodes... should ( ? ) allow me to keep my chosen switches..
Alternatively... I have discovered the NCE Switch- its on the Bromsgrove Models web site.. These appear to switch the tortoise motors via DCC addressing & control OR using switches.. .this seems a good solution ?
If anyone has experience of this combo, I'd be interested in hearing the comments..
cheers
Steve B
PS
Before anyone asks.. I do much prefer the Fleischmann switches to toggles.. and would like a workaround to retain them if possible.

Has anyone experience of these please ?
Tested some Conrad point motors with a hand made 3 way point in O gauge, was a disaster. these motors are just not beefy enough to do the job.. so I have ordered a batch of tortoises from Bromsgrove Models

Having downloaded the Tortoise Pdf, I would like to continue using my fleischmann switches.. but seems tortoises run on DC and need DPDT switches.. which the fleischmans are not..
I note Circuitron list an option 3 method of wiring.. using A/C and fitting diodes... should ( ? ) allow me to keep my chosen switches..
Alternatively... I have discovered the NCE Switch- its on the Bromsgrove Models web site.. These appear to switch the tortoise motors via DCC addressing & control OR using switches.. .this seems a good solution ?
If anyone has experience of this combo, I'd be interested in hearing the comments..

cheers
Steve B
PS
Before anyone asks.. I do much prefer the Fleischmann switches to toggles.. and would like a workaround to retain them if possible.