This is non returnable. Please be sure you know what type of replacement battery component you need before ordering.
Product Title: J AND W ELECTRONICS BATTERY COMPONENT REPLACEMENT BCR
Manufacturer: J AND W ELECTRONICS
Scale: O SCALE
Condition: Item Condition: C-10, Box Condition P-10
Operational Status: This item is brand-new and is assumed to be fully operational according to the manufacturer's specifications.
TCA Condition/Grading Standards: C-10: Mint—Brand New: all original; unused and unblemished.
TCA Box Grading Standards: P-10: Mint—Brand New: Complete and all original as manufactured and unused.
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Manufacturer Information:
The BCR (Battery Component Replacement) for your Lionel* and M.T.H. engines (PS1 and PS2 engines with nine volt batteries) is a permanent replacement circuit for the 9 volt battery. It eliminates the problems associated with dead batteries.
If you store or display your engines and decide to run them, you may find that the M.T.H. engine will not operate or the M.T.H. and the Lionel* sound system will not shut down properly because of a dead battery. The BCR can be installed; and after applying power for one minute in the reset position (first position when the engine is turned on), the engine will operate again, just like having a fully charged battery.
The BCR looks like a 9 volt battery, works like a 9 volt battery, but doesn't act like a 9 volt battery.
It fits in your 9 volt battery holder and connects to the 9 volt battery clip. There are no extra wires to deal with, no modification necessary on any engine.
This device allows you to store or display your engines and never need to charge your battery to operate them. After one minute of applying track power, at 10 volts or more to activate the BCR, the engine will be able to fully operate. No longer do you have to replace the battery or be concerned about the battery leaking and damaging your engine. The BCR can be left in the engine indefinitely. After turning the power off to the track, the BCR will hold a charge for 2 to 3 hours, depending on the engine. If you have not operated the engine in 2 to 3 hours, power up the engine in the reset position, for one minute at 10 volts or more.