Mini Train Departures Board
Mini Train Departures Board
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The Mini Train Departures Board makes an ideal desk gadget. Show off your replica train departures board to your pals and enjoy glancing over to watch the live departures come and go!
The board has been designed to replicate the look and feel of the real thing. Freely switch between any of the 2600+ National Rail operated stations and have the latest departure information at your fingertips. You also have the option to filter for services going via a specific station so you can choose to display only your favourite routes.
You'll be able to remotely control the following features through your phone:
- Departure Station
- Filter For Departures Going Via a Specific Station
- Date Info
- Platform Info
- Display Orientation
- Font Style
Power - Comes with extra long USB cable so can be powered by any standard charging plug or computer port.
Screen - All boards use high quality OLED displays and have been chosen based on their similarity to the real departures boards seen at stations all around the nation.
For our Simple Setup Guide and FAQ's please go to the Simple Setup Guide & FAQ page.
Dimensions 10.5cm(W) x 3.5cm(H) x 3cm(D)
All purchases come with a standard 14 day “no hassle, just pay postage” returns policy.
Powered by National Rail Enquiries - all boards use data feeds from National Rail Enquiries





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Quite easy set up and works great. Makes train enthusiastic happy
My son got one of these from his godfather last week. Great choice of present. I can’t stop looking at it.
Fantastic little device. No more going out in the cold and wet or searching RTT when your train company says "good service" yet the train is cancelled. Highly recommend
Delivery was later than promised but once it arrived it was soon up and running. Some written instructions would be better than having to watch a sketchy video. It took a little while to work out that ’1’ = ‘on’ and ‘0’ = ‘off’ in the options list and station tags have to be in capitals for them to be recognised. It’s been on my desk at work for a week and has become a bit of a celebrity. Apart from the occasional unprompted reboot it’s been faultless.
….but I bloody love it. I love telling my wife if there are any train delays 😂