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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by platypus</i> <br />WHY do i need plastic railjoiners and insulfrogs and stuff like that? <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />well certain sections of the track (IE reversing loops, certainc rossovers, ect) would require it to keep shorts from happening. <br /> <br />another reason is if you have to many amps going on the track (IE you have a 2 amp sytem and are trying to run 12 loco's on it), you'd rather block it and have a seperate power booster for each section to increase the number of trains you could run at once. <br /> <br />Jay
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