Lionel 1033 instructions

I just bought a transformer from Ebay and it does not appear to come with the actual wires that connect to the track. Where would I get these?

Adding product to your cart. Here is the classic transformer that ran so many Lionel trains back in the Golden Era of toy trains. This is the one you remember! The is 90 watts of power and features one handle for speed control and one handle for whistle and direction control. With original box!. Just serviced.

Lionel 1033 instructions

How to connect a Lionel 90 Watt transformer views. Order Ascending Order Descending. Member since April , posts. First, forgive my ignorance - I've only been doing this a short time 'cause my 2. I just bought a second transformer, a Lionel Multicontrol I don't know how to connect it but I remember that the gentlemen who sold me my original MTH transformer told me that I had to connect it correctly or risk "frying" the electronics. So, the has four terminals, I'm guessing two for each control one for speed the other for direction and the whistle. If anyone can provide guidance I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Devin. Reply Edit.

Member since July posts. So, the has four terminals, I'm guessing two for each control one for speed the other for direction and the whistle.

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Home » Toy trains » All about the Lionel Last Updated on January 2, by Dave Farquhar. The Lionel Multi-control is a 90 watt transformer produced from to They are reasonably durable and were popular in their day, which means there are still a lot of them floating around so they tend to be inexpensive. Even someone who has a larger transformer or multiple larger transformers for the layout might be interested in a for the test bench, as it has all of the functionality someone would need for testing locomotives and whistling tenders. Also, the is a good choice for running Marx or American Flyer trains. Those brands used a lower voltage than Lionel typically did, but the tops out at 16 volts while other brands topped out at Some Lionel transformers could deliver 19, 20, or even 24 volts. There are four posts on the transformer. Post U goes to the center rail of your track; post A or B goes to the outer rail.

Lionel 1033 instructions

I just bought a transformer from Ebay and it does not appear to come with the actual wires that connect to the track. Where would I get these? I could not find them on Ebay or elsewhere. Although I imagine connecting them is fairly simple, is there a reprint of the transformer's instruction sheet available somewhere?

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Just serviced and working great. Great information, thanks. It's a good thing you asked, because your assumption is quite flawed. A-C and B-C give constant voltages. Membership Required We're sorry. Thank you, Devin Reply Edit. I will be using the exclusively for the foreseeable future and only used to control the train speed, no accessories. Or both? The whistle and direction handle on the has nothing to do with the terminals on the back of the unit. U-B give a lower range of power. This is OK if you are using only this transformer on your layout. Sign In or Register. Leon Silverman. I just bought a second transformer, a Lionel Multicontrol

Production: - History The Transformer is a medium-sized 90 watt transformer and can control a single set of trains.

With Lionel transformers the U terminal is the common. Just added to your cart. When you block a person, they can no longer invite you to a private message or post to your profile wall. Quite nice. Search the Community. More great sites from Kalmbach Media :. This is the one you remember! Reply Edit. With a copy of the original instructions. One line of vintage green layout paint on base edge as pictured. Has a few small rubs and scratches on the original s top silver metal plate, but the printing still looks great. With original box!. I prefer stranded wire with spade connectors to hook up to the transformer.