Greg Elmassian A little more information... whose switch and what model? Is your layout in a closed loop? If so, how far do you have to go to pick up power again? Regards, Greg
A little more information... whose switch and what model?
Is your layout in a closed loop?
If so, how far do you have to go to pick up power again?
Regards, Greg
And is your track/switch's new or used. I see you are testing as you go very good thing to do. IS your track dead after passing over the Frog? Are you using insulated track jointers on all 6 rail's or 2 and or 4 rails if the latter then you need to provide power to the connecting track. A picture would be helpful if you are not sure of what you have.
Dave
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Building a new layout, laying down my mainline first, as I tested it when train comes to a switch everything goes dead. Now I know I need to put feeder wires on the other side do I have to do something special with the switch as in one position it will kick out power. What did I forget?
Thanks
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