loathar wrote: super cheif n wrote:ok thanks anything else i should know about wireing?Besides how to spell it?(and chief)Make sure you solder your wire to the outside of the rail.
super cheif n wrote:ok thanks anything else i should know about wireing?
Besides how to spell it?(and chief)
Make sure you solder your wire to the outside of the rail.
ok i know i can't spell.
Quick answer - yes.
For short connectors (like rail-to-bus drops) #22 wire can carry SEVEN amps. I doubt that you could get enough locomotives onto a 4 foot length of track to need seven amps of power. Assuming, that is, that your base station can provide it without popping a breaker.
Chuck (modeling Central Japan in September, 1964 - with lots of 22 gauge wire.)
i'm using this wire http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2049742&cp=&sr=1&origkw=90-ft+wire&kw=90-ft+wire&parentPage=search
will it work for connecting ntrak's system of wireing the tracks to the 12 gauge wire?