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Conductive Metal "Fuzz" For Toy Slot Cars ?
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Grandson has one of these toy car slot racing tracks. The power to the cars (12 V batteries) comes from two rails that are built into the track. The car picks up these rails by means of a soft, metal "fuzz" built into the underside of the car. It's a really very fine, metallic, conductive "fuzz". Sort of like a super-fine steel wool. It needs to be replaced. Any idea where or who might have something suitable ? Thanks, Bob --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com |
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Conductive Metal "Fuzz" For Toy Slot Cars ?
On Sun, 17 Dec 2017 07:33:12 -0500, Bob wrote:
Hello, Grandson has one of these toy car slot racing tracks. The power to the cars (12 V batteries) comes from two rails that are built into the track. The car picks up these rails by means of a soft, metal "fuzz" built into the underside of the car. It's a really very fine, metallic, conductive "fuzz". Sort of like a super-fine steel wool. It needs to be replaced. Any idea where or who might have something suitable ? Thanks, Bob Perhaps you've already tried to contact the toy manufacturer ? a quick google search for slot cars results in a few sites - here's one :. http://tinyurl.com/yde58gxf http://www.electricdreams.com/Shop/s...9696815bdf7a8c John T. |
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Conductive Metal "Fuzz" For Toy Slot Cars ?
replying to Bob, Iggy wrote:
Ain't played with them in decades and never had nor heard of any Conductive Metal Fuzz. So, I had my doubts. I couldn't find any such thing at a few Slot Car hobby sites and sure enough found the answer on YouTube. Grandson or Parents have been cleaning the track with Steel Wool and that's a big no-no...you don't need fuzz and only want it gone. Cleaning the Rails on Your HO Slot Car Track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuDYpuHGkcs -- for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...s-1153271-.htm |
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Conductive Metal "Fuzz" For Toy Slot Cars ?
On 12/17/2017 07:33 AM, Bob wrote:
Hello, Grandson has one of these toy car slot racing tracks. The power to the cars (12 V batteries) comes from two rails that are built into the track. The car picks up these rails by means of a soft, metal "fuzz" built into the underside of the car. It's a really very fine, metallic, conductive "fuzz". Sort of like a super-fine steel wool. It needs to be replaced. Any idea where or who might have something suitable ? You think maybe a hobby shop might have some contact brushes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHl4rSdUKbQ |
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Conductive Metal "Fuzz" For Toy Slot Cars ?
On 2/14/18 3:08 PM, bob wrote:
On 12/17/2017 07:33 AM, Bob wrote: Hello, Grandson has one of these toy car slot racing tracks. The power to the cars (12 V batteries) comes from two rails that are built into the track. The car picks up these rails by means of a soft, metal "fuzz" built into the underside of the car. It's a really very fine, metallic, conductive "fuzz". Sort of like a super-fine steel wool. It needs to be replaced. Any idea where or who might have something suitable ? You think maybe a hobby shop might have some contact brushes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHl4rSdUKbQ https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...=2VR4G0WKM2B02 |
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