Roco 73159 Cogwheel Steam Locomotive
Cogwheel railways radiate an exceptional fascination with the unique combination of mountains, complex routing and numerous bridges and tunnels. The locomotion of the train is based on a cogwheel that locks into a rack located between the tracks, since the standard friction between the wheel and the track is not sufficiently robust for the steep inclines. On cogwheel railway lines that are based on what is called a mixed system and where friction sections alternate with rack sections, depending on the gradient, the tractive power is exerted by the same machine. There are a lot of private cogwheel railways in the Alps, which are very popular with tourists from all over the world.
Highlights:
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Can be operated on and off toothed rack tracks
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Due to its enormous climbing ability on cogwheel track, the machine can cope with extreme differences in altitude (up to 35%) even when space is limited
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FLEISCHMANN PROFI plug-in coupling for cogwheel railway operation for replacement is included
Gauge: H0 Elect. system: DC
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General Data |
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Number of driven axles: |
3 |
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Axles with traction tires: |
N/A |
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Interior fitting: |
N/A |
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Minimum radius: |
358 mm |
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Coupling: |
NEM shaft 362 with close coupling mechanism at the tender
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Electrical |
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Interface: |
Electrical interface for traction units according to NEM 651 standards with plug-in fixture
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Headlight: |
Direction dependent dual headlights
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Sound: |
No |
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Flywheel: |
Yes |
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Additional light function: |
No |
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LED lighting: |
No
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Digital decoder: |
N/A |
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LED headlight: |
No |
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Motor: |
3-pole motor |
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Measurements: |
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Length over buffer: |
123 mm |
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Warning: For Adults Only
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