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DALLEE ELECTRONICS was incorporated in early 1996 and continues in it's previous tradition of bringing to you a quality product that is built to last. DALLEE ELECTRONICS, INC. is constantly developing new products for your enjoyment and appreciates input from our customers. DALLEE ELECTRONICS, INC. has a showroom to demonstrate our products and offer retail sales. It is best to call ahead to insure that we will be setup to accomodate you, instead of at a show or loading / unloading from one.

DALLEE ELECTRONICS was started in 1976. Our first product was the ENGINEER throttle, which having been updated and improved with time, remains the industry's most powerful full featured momentum with memory throttle available. The company added detection circuitry in 1983 with a full line of variations to follow. Electronic reversing units were being requested by the AC operator, DALLEE ELECTRONICS not only gave the industry its first replacement market E­Unit for permag "DC" motors but also made the unit available in over six variations, four for the replacement market with the others going to various manufacturers.

DALLEE ELECTRONICS, INC. has always maintained the philosophy of designing a quality product with quality components for durability and long life. DALLEE ELECTRONICS, INC. not only designs, assembles, and manufactures its products in the U. S. A. but we also try to use as many parts produced in the U. S. A. as well.

DALLEE ELECTRONICS started work on sound systems in 1990. These sound systems have evolved to the ultimate obtainable (within a reasonable price range) in today's market. Although many companies try to flatter their customers with other sounds or claim that they are the only ones using real recordings, our sound systems have always been created with recordings from the real locomotives. Our sound systems, in various configurations and custom designs, are used in the production of Koh's & Company "O" scale locomotives, FINE ART MODELS "#1" gauge locomotives. They have also been used in the Smithsonian edition of the NYC DREYFUSS HUDSON (both DC and AC versions), PRR K4, and German BR50 locomotives which were produced for LIONEL® TRAINS INC. DALLEE ELECTRONICS provided the control system and electronics for the BUCYRUS ERIE CRANE, produced by FINE ART MODELS. The crane control system included control of six motors (both directions), headlight, back up light, and sound. We also furnish various custom and standard designs for Koh's & Company "O" scale locomotives, Atlas O "O" gauge locomotives, S Helper Service, and other manufacturers.

This Electronic "E" Unit is designed to provide sequential direction control for the later locomotives with permanent magnet DC motors. Item #1400 will also power earlier series wound field type motors. Item #1400 has a continuous duty capacity of ten (10) amperes of current flow, sufficient for single and dual motored locomotives. While most operators will use AC track power, this "E" unit will also sequence with DC track power. The initial "power on" state is user selectable so you can decide if you want the locomotive to start in either FORWARD or NEUTRAL. Provision is made so that a switch (not supplied) can be installed to lock the "E" unit in its initial state. Lock in FORWARD for automation applications or lock in NEUTRAL to allow sound systems to function with a static locomotive. If power is off for a few seconds, the "E" unit will reset to its initial "power on" position. The "E" unit was also designed for easy installation of accessory items such as lighting. Many lighting variations are possible and easy to incorporate because of the design of this "E" unit. Complete installation instructions with lighting variations are included with the unit.

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