air-powered turnouts

[OZZIE]

Is Delair still in business.

[EMDSD40]

I have 20 gargraves turnouts powered by th DELAIRE system. It works just fine, although I use a 8 gallon air tank for a resevoir. It has a fill valve and there is compressed air piped into the trainroom from the garage. Cost for the entire system was about $400. I bought this at a Greenberg Show from a elderly gentleman representing GANDY DANCERS INC whom I beleive where located in Ohio

[Anonymous]

Contact Delair, They market air power switches. Not sure on all of thier applications, but they do make stuff for G scale garden stuff.

Carpenter matt

[joseph2]

Do you mean HO scale? If you ask this on the Model Railroad general forum you should get a few replies. A company used to make equipment for air operated turnouts,like the valves and pistons but I haven't seen their ads for a few years though.

[jim2272]

I have acquired a small air compressor (1.6 A @ 115V for $7). If I were to hook it up to a 'distributor' (in-out or closed-open) then to a momentary air switch then to a piston (which is mounted underneath the turnout- I use Peco turnouts). I know that I would be saving a lot of space under my layout other than an electrical configuration. Does anybody have any information on my idea?