Motorising and automating a Lego (9V and RC) switch track. Also works for 8W !!

The parts list can be found here: drive.google.c...
PDF instructions can be found here: drive.google.c...
The automation, that is being used in this video is from Tegowalik and can be found on GitHub: github.com/Teg...

[@BricksWorks]

Ensure, that you guys read the description. A full parts list and PDF instructions for the build are available to download.

[@GearsAndBricks]

Your content is well thought out. I like how comprehensive it is. We build up to 10 wide trains, so this arrangement may not work entirely well for us. I’ll have to see what I can do to modify this design and others elsewhere. Overall, I am impressed how well that switch works. Good job. 👍

[@BricksWorks]

You should be able to pull the switchbox further back from the track by using a longer technic bar, that is used for the switch puller. The only issue is to keep it pressed down into the switch track mechanism.