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"Having bought a Train Tech lighting board for a Cravens  \nat a cost of £17.00 plus £3.00 postage  \ni wondered if there was a cheaper way to go about lighting the cravens  \nFirst off the Train Tech lighting is excellent { motion sensored } after 2 to 3 mins it switches itself off  \nagain when it is bumped or coupled the lighting comes back on  \nso all in all a good product { be it a bit costly } 5 coaches = £85 plus postage  \ni searched around on e bay and found the following  \n5 x lightboards for 11 euro shipped { 3 volt operated } same as Train tech  \nthen i came across the 3 volt holders for the batteries { the holders are fitted with an on/off  switch } which is ideal  \nso i opened up a cravens and fitted the light bar to the roof  \nthen soldered the wiring to the switch { holder } \nfitted the holder in the back of the cravens { then making the  window  hole slightly bigger in the back of the carrige  \ni was able to fit the switch with a few dabs of super glue { as seen in the pics } \nsimple to operate , i use a pen to turn on and off the switch . \npaint the white switch a dab of black , or put the red cover on and nothing is visible . \nworks a treat , and cheap too  \n \n \n \n"
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