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Thinking of building a shelf switching layout. Size ideas?
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<p>[quote user="gdelmoro"]Switches? #4, 5? PECO, atlas, other? Tortoise, atlas, Manual?[/quote]</p> <p>Use what fits, and works for you. Which code rail you choose will drive the brand selection, or brand selection will drive code. What is important to you?</p> <p>What types of industries are you planning? Types of rolling stock. This will guide your track geometry.</p> <p> [quote user="gdelmoro"]DCC or DC?[/quote]</p> <p>What does your main layout have? Are you planning on using locomotives from that layout?</p> <p>[quote user="gdelmoro"]code 100, 83, other? [/quote]</p> <p>Most equipment runs on code 83. Code 100 is generally less expensive. Code 70 would make more sense for older industrial trackage.. but has fewer turnout choices.</p> <p> </p>
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