You must have a feeder backwards again. Unless this time you have created a reverse loop. Taking out a straight piece and plugging in an Insulfrog turnout with no other changes should never create a short.
Also, just some stills would show the track plan and the wires, doesn;t have to be a video each time!
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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That information would be helpful, Im dealing with a Peco Insulfrog in HO Scale.
HO Scale modeler of Union Pacific and Iowa Chicago and Eastern Railroads.
Chad,
What brand of turnout are we taking about, and what scale? I suspect you will need to use insulated rail joiners or cut gaps.....
Jim
Modeling BNSF and Milwaukee Road in SW Wisconsin
Well guys and gals, after weeks of wiring and testing and running trains in my yard, I have another short. Everything was working fine until I cut in the South switch to the yard tonight. I have a short again. Once I remove the switch everything is fine and trains are moving in the yard again. What did I do wrong this time? I'm currently uploading another video showing the trouble area. Once uploaded Ill post the link again.