You don't have to worry about specifics of where feeders go with Atlas turnouts. I actually made sure each of my Atlas turnouts had feeders on all 3 legs, and it resulted in very reliable operation. You can never have too many feeder drops (well, it might get silly after a while), but you definitely can have too few.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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First, thanks to all who answered my first post. I need to be more specific. This is a 4x8 home layout, connected loop inside a loop with 2 spurs. A total of 6 turnouts that I plan to throw by hand with sprung ground throws. My main questions are concerning wiring the turnouts. I have Atlas insulfrog turnouts. I think I understand the concept of track bus and feedeer wires, now its attaching all this. Thanks again for the input.