Hello
I'm currently working on my ho scale, Summit Custom Cuts, Shell gas station. I'm thinking of making a sign where I can change the price of gas electronicly. All I need are some ideas of how to do this.
Thanks
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Of couse LION would not do it electronically... Him would down load an LCD sort of a font, print some prices out on some paper, and slip them into the display by hand. I think that would look a lot better than using an electronic display.
You might also do well to buy a cheap calculator, and take the display from it and adapt that to your sigh.
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BroadwayLionOf couse LION would not do it electronically... Him would down load an LCD sort of a font, print some prices out on some paper, and slip them into the display by hand. I think that would look a lot better than using an electronic display.
It would be humorous to have the gas price go up a penny a gallon every few minutes during an operating session.
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carl425 It would be humorous to have the gas price go up a penny a gallon every few minutes during an operating session.
One of the vendors at a local train show has many varieties of "marquee" LED chase lights and clip-on pocket "signs" that have various messages on them. I really don't know his source, but they're out there.
Sometimes All Electronics has such devices:
http://www.allelectronics.com/category/345/led-displays/1.html
There's LCD displays, too but usually they need a separate light source.
{edit} I see LION and Mel have pointed you to sources, mine is redundant
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