THird solution. Since you have to replace the crossing anyway, make sure the one you get is a DC one that's got insulated frogs. THey shouldn't be too hard to find at a hobby shop. And they would eliminate the electrical issues you now have.
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THird solution. Since you have to replace the crossing anyway, make sure the one you get is a DC one that's got insulated frogs. THey shouldn't be too hard to find at a hobby shop. And they would eliminate the electrical issues you now have.
Originally posted by jward - April 09 2022 : 1:51:44 PM
The best solution ! Thanks.Edited by - Οld Bandit on April 10 2022 06:04:15 AM
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Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â April 10 2022Â :Â 03:36:54 AM
I use Trix C track...
Originally posted by Οld Bandit - April 10 2022 : 06:02:52 AM
Oh for the good old days when nobody had proprietary roadbed track systems and everybody's track could be mixed and matched. Life was so much simpler then.......
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It seems like it might work but I have to question whether you are just chasing ever more expensive and cumbersome solutions to what should be a simple problem. I mean, an Atlas crossing would solve all your problems at less than half the cost.'
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