Märklin 1 - Model train control unit (4)





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A set of four tested, working adjustable resistors comprises two 3469/2 units dating from around 1919 and two 3471/1 units dating from around 1925; lamps are not included.
Description from the seller
2 pieces functioning with two lamps:
This set 3469/2 dates from around 1919. Such adjustable resistors were used to apply regulated mains voltages of 110 volts or 220 volts to the rails. Because the high-voltage version of the model drive was very dangerous, it was banned from 1926. This ban also contributed to the triumph of 20-volt model vehicles.
Operation tested, lamps not included.
2 pieces functioning with one lamp:
This set 3471/1 dates from around 1925. Such adjustable resistors were used to apply regulated mains voltages of 110 volts or 220 volts to the rails. Because the high-voltage version of the model drive was very dangerous, it was banned from 1926. This ban also contributed to the triumph of 20-volt model vehicles.
Operation tested, lamps not included.
Packed with the utmost care.
2 pieces functioning with two lamps:
This set 3469/2 dates from around 1919. Such adjustable resistors were used to apply regulated mains voltages of 110 volts or 220 volts to the rails. Because the high-voltage version of the model drive was very dangerous, it was banned from 1926. This ban also contributed to the triumph of 20-volt model vehicles.
Operation tested, lamps not included.
2 pieces functioning with one lamp:
This set 3471/1 dates from around 1925. Such adjustable resistors were used to apply regulated mains voltages of 110 volts or 220 volts to the rails. Because the high-voltage version of the model drive was very dangerous, it was banned from 1926. This ban also contributed to the triumph of 20-volt model vehicles.
Operation tested, lamps not included.
Packed with the utmost care.

