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Why Still Nickel Silver Rail?
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<p>[quote user="Track fiddler"]I wasn't very good at soldering rail when I was young I always seemed to melt the ties. At the price of track these days this makes me nervous and I'm probably trying to find any way out of it any way I can.[/quote]</p> <p>I wasnt good at soldering feeders until someone showed me how. Also dont use a Weller soldering gun (I think I was using the 100W/140W version) to do the soldering. A 35W-45W soldering Iron is adequate for most HO scale work.</p> <p>The soldering gun melts ties in about 8 sec.</p>
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