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Guys, this is the OP again. Thanks for the tips, and no, I wasn't going to forego feeders, just wondering if soldered sections could eliminate some, and it seems true. However,   you are on to a tangent here that worries me.  Do you mean that simple derailments and trucks causing shorts now and then warrant systems of bulbs and or circuit breakers?  That's the first I have heard of that.  Do you mean just large layouts with boosters? I don't have a need for boosters, so I have been told. (about 250 feet of track).  Are you saying that if I run my Tsunamis off the rails somewhere they could fry?  I have been using the old layout with the occasional derailment-short and never lost anything.  Have I just been lucky?[:O]
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