Hello Don:

Cool! That works too.

I don't need a reverser on my turntable, I'm 3 rail "O" gauge!

One circuit is the gear motor, the other is the Lazy Susan bearing.

Carl.

Inside the pit there is a circle of track. It consists of two almost semi-circles with two small insulated sections, the size of the bridge,  opposite each other, in an unused area. 

Each semi is powered as opposite rails on the feed track, when the table rotates each semi powers each pickup at either end, it crosses the dead zone, and reverses as it reaches the powered rails. 

jd

On Thursday, March 14, 2019, 08:58:16 AM EDT, Don Vollrath <donevol43@...> wrote:

Turntables need a reverser only when they actually turn the loco around to head in the other direction.

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