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Show us your NEMAs
by EPAC-EPIC-MARC on Sun Feb 05, 2012 11:41 pm
Posted something like this ages ago but its buried somewhere within the depths of the forum. With the mechanical thread recently posted and we have some new guys here with cool stuff! Lets see your NEMA controllers/cabinets
Mine...
Now...yours!
Mine...
Now...yours!
-Nick B.
Shelby Twp. MI, The Northern Fringe of the Metro-Detroit Region
Click Here for Photos of my Traffic Signal Collection
Shelby Twp. MI, The Northern Fringe of the Metro-Detroit Region
Click Here for Photos of my Traffic Signal Collection
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by coyttl on Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:04 am
I just got my camera mounted, I'll have pictures tonight. 
- Fox
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by mnence1 on Mon Feb 06, 2012 5:27 pm
I'm sure everyone here has seen plenty of my NEMA cabinets, but I'm gonna go ahead and show them again! 
The twins.
Gammatronix Inc. cabinet (aka big yellow)
And my newest pickup is what I believe to be an M cabinet out of Kirtland, Ohio. I wasted no time pulling the guts out of this one, it's a dirty ol' bird inside!
The twins.
Gammatronix Inc. cabinet (aka big yellow)
And my newest pickup is what I believe to be an M cabinet out of Kirtland, Ohio. I wasted no time pulling the guts out of this one, it's a dirty ol' bird inside!
DREW
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by Macsignals on Mon Feb 06, 2012 6:41 pm
Peek 3000 in the traffic light room:
Transyt 1880EL in the shed:
Transyt 1880EL in the shed:
Ian A.
Levittown, PA
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Levittown, PA
STF's Official Unofficial Stunt Driver
"More importantly where the #*<{ did you hear hoofty poofty?!?"
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by mikerm on Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:20 pm
jab8356 wrote:Ok, NO LAUGHING AT MY CABINET!!!
Actually that's pretty awesome.
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by jab8356 on Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:29 pm
mikerm wrote:jab8356 wrote:Ok, NO LAUGHING AT MY CABINET!!!
Actually that's pretty awesome.
Thanks, but it's pretty basic compared to what some have done here, especially Nick.
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by EPAC-EPIC-MARC on Mon Feb 06, 2012 11:00 pm
Everyones cabinet's are awesome!! Jerry your custom box is sweet too! Its built very well!
-Nick B.
Shelby Twp. MI, The Northern Fringe of the Metro-Detroit Region
Click Here for Photos of my Traffic Signal Collection
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by jab8356 on Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:09 pm
EPAC-EPIC-MARC wrote:Everyones cabinet's are awesome!! Jerry your custom box is sweet too! Its built very well!
Well, it's heavy, I'll give it that!
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Re: Show us your NEMAs
by mikerm on Tue Feb 07, 2012 9:10 pm
jab8356 wrote:mikerm wrote:jab8356 wrote:Ok, NO LAUGHING AT MY CABINET!!!
Actually that's pretty awesome.
Thanks, but it's pretty basic compared to what some have done here, especially Nick.
Don't undersell it, simplicity is good. That cabinet looks to be very flexible in what you can do. I don't know much about them, but that looks like a really great solution to put any hardware you want in.
Mike
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