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<p>Does anyone know if any train manufacturers sell/plan to sell, train locos, with battery power and RC built-in?</p><p> Seems like a natural for a company like Aristo/Crest.</p><p>I'd love to be able to buy an Aristo steam loco/RC package, (like the RTF Electric Airplane packages that include the plane / batteries / speed controller and 4ch RC transmetter/ and onboard receiver)</p><p> Charge/ the batteries, drop the loco on the track, push the button on the RC, and watch with glee as the train slowly pulls away. ;-) (electrical continuity issues a fading memory/nightmare)</p><p> What do you say Aristo? ...next Christmas track, train, battery, receiver, transmitter, all in one box! (I don't need the track but, it would still make a great kit)<br /> </p><p> ...and when the batteries are starting to fade, the train pulls onto a "charging" siding for "re-fueling", (just like my iRobot plugs itself back into it's charging station when it's done cleaning the floor), ... and like a prototypical train would, when it needed fuel. </p><p> A good idea? ..or am I completely nuts? ;-) </p><p> Cheers, Todd K.</p><p> Cape Cod - Cranberry Cove Railroad (aka "4 Seas RR") </p><p> </p>
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