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[quote]QUOTE: Why not forget the switch. Run four wires to the siding. Two for prg. and two for main operation. Depending on if your in program or not only one pair of wires will be hot. Also you'll need plastic joiners to seperate the siding from the main line. <br />simisal <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />Don't do this or you will fry the command station. The programming track doesn't want to ever see track voltage while connected to the command station via the programming leads........Check out Joe Fugates' thread on DCC on the general forum for a thorough dicussion of wiring for programming tracks.....
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