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I am a firm believer in LGB graphite lubricant conductive paste (part # 51010) and have used it outdoors in weather ranging from 0 to 100 degrees F since 1998. I put it in the rail joiners with a toothpick, pu***he track ends together, and then clean the excess off the railhead with a rag. My local LGB dealer once showed me a scholarly article explaining how effective this product is, and my own experience supports this. If at any time you have to take your track apart for repairs or changes, be sure to keep the can of conductive paste handy so you can use it as needed. To also insure good operation and electrical continuity into the locomotive I use the LGB track cleaning block (part #50040) mounted on an old sponge mop handle with zip ties that you get at a hardware store. [img]http://1stclass.mylargescale.com/BillC/cleaner__grade%20003com.jpg[/img] Using these two items will give you reliable operation. Yours truly, Bill C.
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