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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Big_Boy_4005</i> <br /><br />Try using insulated rail joiners in the location where the problem started. That will get you electrically back to where you were. [/quote] <br /> <br /> Is the frog on the turnout live or insulated? If it is a live frog then you need to use insulated rail joiners on the diverging side and be sure the turnout is powered from the point side. If it is a insulated frog, check to make sure you didn't cross some wires.
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