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<p>o-27 gauge is three rail. That means you need one wire from the power pack TO the middle rail and usually the outer rail.</p><p>Your clip should only hold the two wires and make contact with the MIDDLE RAIL and EITHER of the outside rails.. your choice.</p><p>Im assuming (Make an a.. ) that you have a standard track power clip that snaps onto the middle rail and the outer rail. A proper install of this clip will have it hanging out to the outside of the railroad with room to hang the wires from power pack into the clips.</p><p>I have not touched my 027 power in 20+ years but I think you are dealing with a power pack that has two ternimals for two kinds of power. A pair should be marked TRACK POWER and another pair should be for accessories.</p><p>I cannot remember if it is DC or AC recitified that drives the 027 train so I will stop here.</p><p>I will tell you that a few moments of improper electricty will probably burn the motor out.</p><p>Track configuration should not matter with three rail, I believe the middle rail is common for all including reverse loops and such.</p>
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