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QUOTE: Originally posted by dingoix is this the uncoupler magnet? http://www.discounttrainsonline.com/dto/item380-308.html or this http://www.discounttrainsonline.com/dto/item380-321.html dingoix
Glenn -- PRR in Georgia
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QUOTE: Originally posted by jeffers_mz Hey Fiatfan, how did you discover that grades and magnets don't mix? Sounds like a good story, please tell all.
QUOTE: Originally posted by MisterBeasley I'm thinking of putting some of the Kadee electromagnetic uncoupler ramps on my main line tracks. Has anyone ever installed one of these? Can they be installed on existing tracks, or do you have to take up the track and work from below. From the picture, it looks like they have both a between-the-rails plate and a below-ground magnet. Can you just cut out a few ties, punch a hole through the roadbed and foam, and drop the thing in?
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