This is partly why I use solid wire for my feeders. Wrapped tightly around the bus wire, it actually makes a good connection. But not permanent. Then test run a loco over the newest part and make sure it runs. When I know it's all working, THEN the soldering gun comes out. Though with a linear around the walls layout it is hard to mess up the connections since the same color is always towards the wall.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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rrinker You must have a feeder backwards again. Also, just some stills would show the track plan and the wires, doesn;t have to be a video each time! --Randy
You must have a feeder backwards again.
Also, just some stills would show the track plan and the wires, doesn;t have to be a video each time!
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