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   I built an HO layout for my boys two bedrooms.  It has 110' of code 100 flex track glued to cut plexi-glass.  It is one track line that travels in one direction.  It travels around the upper walls of their rooms tunneling through the walls.  I layed the track down and used terminal track connectors about every 4-5'.   Today I planned to lay out a bus wire to connect to the feeders.  Just to see a train move on our new track, I decided to tie in two feeder wires to my 1370 power pack.  Low and behold it ran the train the entire way around.  I then stacked on a few cars behind the loco, and it seems to run great.  My question is, if it is working this way, is there any reason to do anything different with the wiring of my layout?  Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mike
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