I think the flasher is built into the controller, If it had one.....
The back panel had 1 fuse, A few neutral posts, The signal circuts, A man/auto switch and The M1- M2 for the push button. It was the size of a small push button sign.....
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Re: Marbelite
by 2070 on Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:55 am
I had one af them about 20 years ago and sold it.
I think the flasher is built into the controller, If it had one.....
The back panel had 1 fuse, A few neutral posts, The signal circuts, A man/auto switch and The M1- M2 for the push button. It was the size of a small push button sign.....
I think the flasher is built into the controller, If it had one.....
The back panel had 1 fuse, A few neutral posts, The signal circuts, A man/auto switch and The M1- M2 for the push button. It was the size of a small push button sign.....
Well what do you know. If I put my name here, I do not have to sign it everytime.
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Re: Marbelite
by Crunge98 on Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:21 am
Joe
nice controller I think I have the same one. You can check it out at OSM. I have it boxed away
nice controller I think I have the same one. You can check it out at OSM. I have it boxed away
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Re: Marbelite
by mikerm on Sat Mar 24, 2012 12:50 pm
Good news is that Jones connector is available!
Company named Cinch makes em, Plug: P-321-SB and Socket: S-321-SB
For beautification restoration efforts anyway :)
Company named Cinch makes em, Plug: P-321-SB and Socket: S-321-SB
For beautification restoration efforts anyway :)
Mike
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Re: Marbelite
by TacomaJoe on Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:23 pm
I just got a couple of the 21 pin Jones connectors in the mail today. Also found a 1949 Marbelite print ad that shows the controller in a cabinet.
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Re: Marbelite
by Richardson79 on Sun Mar 25, 2012 2:19 am
Interesting information here.
I just wanted to let you know steven1981 that I didnt have any info. related to the Marbelite E/M signal controllers. Sorry!
We used to have some schematics and relevant information to some Marbelite E/M signal controllers, like the model M-30, MN-20, and M-20 with electrical relays.
Dwayne Richardson
I just wanted to let you know steven1981 that I didnt have any info. related to the Marbelite E/M signal controllers. Sorry!
We used to have some schematics and relevant information to some Marbelite E/M signal controllers, like the model M-30, MN-20, and M-20 with electrical relays.
Dwayne Richardson
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Re: Marbelite
by steven1981 on Sun Mar 25, 2012 3:20 am
Richardson79 wrote:I just wanted to let you know steven1981 that I didnt have any info. related to the Marbelite E/M signal controllers. Sorry!
No problem. Appreciate the help, though. Thank you.
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