http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk en-gb rmlectronics.co.uk 2011-6-27T00:00:00Z rmlectronics.co.uk http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#83249 Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Style Definitions table.MsoNormalTable msostylenameTable Normal msotstylerowbandsize0 msotstylecolbandsize0 msostylenoshowyes msostyleparent msopaddingalt0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt msoparamargin0cm msoparamarginbottom.0001pt msopaginationwidoworphan fontsize10.0pt fontfamilyTimes New Roman msoansilanguage0400 msofareastlanguage0400 msobidilanguage0400 Welcome to the December Blog and it is our pleasure to wish you the very best of the Seasons Greetings from us all at RML. We certainly hope that you have a great Christmas time and enjoy what was traditionally a new Train Set time for many especially in days gone by. That tradition seems by all accounts to have resurfaced and I think we have the advent of DCC to thank for it. Back in 2006 I wrote to a popular Railway Magazine who published my letter but the editorial ... 2010-12-23 00:07:32 http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#79546 November 2010 Hello again and welcome to Novembers ramble After an extremely busy Autumn with our new releases we continue forward with great anticipation of the New Years business and a new release. We have expanded our distribution with new retailers whose customers are asking to see our products and are showing great interest in them. We have received some excellent feedback and comments some of which can be seen on our Guest Book page. Others have been received by letter or email and by word of mouth through our dedicated retailers. We welcome your orders through the site but please remember to support your local Model shop if you have one We thank you for your continued support Exciting news for January 2011 will see the introduction of two new products. A new design Yard Lamp for ER and NER modellers and a Flashing Tail Lamp Kit. This super little kit was designed as a rainy day project and is a simple red flashing Tail Light which will suit bot... 2010-11-5 12:18:22 http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#74775 Well August is over autumn is on the way There seemed to be something cool about August and notably the weather featured in it being the coldest August for 17 years. It was also reported that Sunday 30th was the coldest night for a long time Perhaps a forerunner of whats to come August for us brought a welcome two week holiday enjoying the warmth and friendship of Portugal and a return visit to our favourite spot in the Algarve. We hope you also had chance to unwind and feel ready to gear up for the autumn. Lets hope that the winter is going to be bright for us all. Enough of this rambling Our commission for a client modelling the LSWR at Poole in Dorset was completed after many weeks of research development approval and construction. The customer was delighted with the result and we hope soon to publish some photographs of our products on the layout. The main product of the order was a representation of the square tapered posts of the SR and in particular those wh... 2010-9-5 20:07:18 http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#72260 August 2010 The Holiday Season is upon us and were ready for it It has been an exciting start this year as you all well know with the introduction of our new Yard lamps. Were also developing more and by Autumn 2010 we will be releasing our freelance Coal Yard Lamp which will be a relatively simple but attractive small lamp typical of types seen in less glamorous locations such as coal yards walk ways and other areas off the main stage. Another mainstream production will be our Midland Region Yard lamp. RML07MR. The release of this one has seen some administrative difficulty as we were unable to locate the photographer who took the picture we would like to use on our packaging. In corresponding with the publisher of the book in which the photograph graces one of its pages permission to reproduce the photograph in part and use it on our packaging has been granted. The book entitled Steam on Shed by John Stretton and published in 1984 by the Orion Press London features many Eng... 2010-8-6 21:32:10 http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#63575 Theres good reason for the delay in this Months Blog and for the omission of Marchs ramblings. Things have been extremely hectic over the last couple of Months the supply of orders being top of the list and we have fulfilled our orders 100. In January we were asked to look at some more designs based on Regional variations of Yard Lamp. We responded with our new release in January the Southern Region Lattice post Yard lamp which has been very well received. Others are now in development the imminent release of a London Midland Region Yard Lamp is due in May. This 115mm lamp will have a white LED scale ladder and safety hoop and is representative of an example once seen at Chester. Were hopeful that permission will be granted by the publisher and an image of the prototype will be approved for reproduction. We can then use this on the packaging for this lamp which will help determine its authenticity. We have a small Coal Yard Lamp in progress which is similar to the 90mm Yard La... 2010-4-22 11:38:57 http://www.rmlectronics.co.uk/page6.htm#59248 N USE OF PAINTS A HEALTH WARNING THIS MONTH Id like to draw attention to and make a point of a general advisory note regarding the use of paints and solvent adhesives etc when enjoying our hobby. From a personal point of view I have had reason to become concerned after suffering some alarming symptoms. Late last year we were completeing an order for a customer. The customer requested articles in a specific finish one of the RailMatch colours. One evening following work I was taken to our local hospital by ambulance suffering from shortness of breath severe wheezing ruttling in the chest headache high temperature and heart palpitations. Thinking it was connected with recent surgery for cardiacvascular complications and obviously with some anxiety concern was never envisaged regarding the days manufacture and completion of components for our customer. The condition subsided after about six hours and seemed to magically clear up. I was discharged from the Accident amp Emergen... 2010-2-25 21:49:13