R/C Intro: PIKO 35028 R/C for Analog

[@125crazytrain]

Very nice, great to see an affordable and simple DC analog Wireless remote!

[@Rob1_5]

Could i get This to work with Lionel O Gauge trains? I want to make an outdoor railroad myself because o gauge works perfectly with the space I have.

[@q80aziz]

Perfect addition especially to a large layout 👍🚂 But there remains one question please : Can the controller be combined with the Piko analog shuttle module to allow a train to run back & forth while having remote control of speed ? Now that would make things even more interesting .

[@PIKOAmerica]

We haven't tried it, but it seems like the 35028 should work as the necessary power supply for the 35030 reversing unit.

[@justindampier9017]

Can't wait to try it! Will it work with other power supplies? Can I use it for HO?

[@ВасилийКьюксильвер]

Класс!👍👍👍

[@tospisnotavailable6079]

Hey Jon could you help me with my piko loco, it smokes but the smoke doesn’t come out of the stack it just floats in there

[@danpikoamerica7314]

Hello, you can always message us for assistance with your PIKO loco. You can email [e-mail] or call us at 619-280-2800. (It is possible this is due to using too little or too much smoke fluid, incorrect fluid, or a few other things. Talking with us will help us resolve your specific question.)

[@fernandoledesma8497]

The loco moved forward once and reverse once, why did you press the remote controller so many times?

[@danpikoamerica7314]

Fernando, The R/C Analog Power System we designed works using speed steps. Each click, or speed step, increases the power to the track. So if you want the loco going faster, you would click it a few more times. Usually for a PIKO loco you will get movement on the train model within the first speed step or two. Some brands, if they require more power, might not move for a few presses. This was done on purpose. If the first speed step was at say 8 volts, some locos would immediately be racing down the tracks, which is bad for gears and motors. By using steps, power can be increase slowly to the loco.

[@fernandoledesma8497]

@@danpikoamerica7314 Thanks for the info.

[@jacobh3594]

How many locomotive can this run at once?

[@danpikoamerica7314]

The amount of locos the 35028 can run depends on what you plan on running! The 4.5A to the track should allow you to run a good amount. If you are using PIKO locos, with our power efficient motors, you can likely run 3-5... possibly more. I have run two Mogul's with Sound and Smoke and two 25-Tonners at the same time with no issues.

[@jacobh3594]

@@danpikoamerica7314 so 2-3 small lgb locomotives shouldn't be a problem?

[@danpikoamerica7314]

@@jacobh3594 Correct. That should not be an issue.