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<p>[quote user="ATLANTIC CENTRAL"]First, flangeway dept is not important, it should be deeper than any flange you would run. Relying on the idea of model flanges riding on the bottom of a frog the way some modern prototype frogs do is a bad idea.[/quote]</p> <p>Here you have a fundamental misunterstanding of the Fleischmann profi track turnout design.</p> <p>They are designed that the wheel NEM wheel has to run on its flange. The gap between frog and closure rail is too wide to run on the tread. A RP25 wheel will fall into the gap without inserts.</p> <p>Most German turnouts are designed this way. Exceptions are Tillig Elite track, Peco streamline, and Fleischmann Profi Track high-speed turnouts with movable frogs.</p> <p>The Fleischmann Profi Track is code 100.<br />Regards, Volker</p>
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