There are many ways to motorize and control Lego switch tracks remotely. I tried to cover as many as I could in a single video. We're going to use Power Functions, Mindstorms and 9v solutions covering over 30 years of Lego electronic offerings. TrixBrix track is very different to motorize but I show a solution I've been working on. Feel free to ask any questions you may have or offer alternative solutions. Play well!

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Here is a link to part two of this video with many updates as well as a new motorized switch track design (with instructions)
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Links in order of mention

How to build the 9v geared motor switch
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How to build the Power Functions M Motor switch
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How to disable the clicking system
Almighty Arjen's Work In Progress channel
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Using Power Functions IR receivers without Batteries
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9v wire repair
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Sariel's Bricks & Pets "10 LEGO Power Functions Tricks You NEED To Know"
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My train layout using the DACTA Control Lab (It's an older video sir but it checks out)
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A.F.O.O.L. Podcast hosted by Bricktrains, Bricktsar and Marigrasman23
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My Technic Control Center Retrospective
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My Lego Dacta Serial Interface and Control Lab software Retrospective
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Lastly a video that combines many of the topics in this video, along with plenty of bonus points, is my Computer Controlled Monorail Layout
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Music: "Starmachine2000, Valentine" by Wintergatan
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