I use #14 Romex on my layout for several reasons: 1) It's much cheaper than buying rolls of solid. 2) It gave me the free solid copper conductor to connect the floating grounds on my Command station a

I am using one of the regulated 3 amp 12VDC wall warts for controlling Handley yards 30 Tortoises and control panel with 2 LED's per turnout and it works fine. I have left the power on all day and it

I have 4 - 3 amp regulated 12VDC wall warts, so they are available. Sent from Mail for Windows

BTW I have the aforementioned tool and it would be a trick to use it on CAT cable due to the spiral surface. You may waste more than you gain, just sayin.

I concur that all CAT 5 and 6 cable does not have the rip cord. I discovered this when shopping for cable. I choose CAT 6 as it is 23 in lieu of 24-gauge wire. I too wanted to use it for LCC com, CT's

If they are Peco turnouts they are already power routing. You can use the other set of contacts for power routing however keep the current rating in mind .

Hmmm! #10 wire is way overkill, harder to work with and expensive. Just sayin.

The AR's have a buzzer option that you can solder n the board. This would let you know it tripped. I used #12 to 2 of my AR's and then branched off with #14 after the breakers. I dought the #12 was ne

CBs are not a device that needs to have easy access to if ever. Whay add additional wiring and work when it's not necessary.

Correction: the connectors are 2 in 4 out and 2 in 6 out.

I am currently using them and purchased them from Amazon. They offer both 2 in 2 out and 2 in 3 out. I have tried multiple styles and they all work however the recent box I bought (Gkeemars) work and

Not as long as they are openings are unable to touch another conductor. I would put some liquid tape on them Sent from Mail for Windows 10

On my Bowser 130’ Turntable I used the ring rail for one bridge conductor and the bridge shaft for the other conductor. The shaft utilizes a 5/16”’ thick X ¼ ID X ½” OD brass setscrew collar and a com

Ah Ok, I too feel they are a one time use connector. That is why I am using the suitcase connector's with the built in female spade connection so I can troubleshoot when needed.

Clarify quick connects? Are you referring to spade type connectors?

Hmmm! I did follow the instructions. There is a reason Walther's revised the old model to the newer version. My understanding is because of the repeatability or lack there of. Please clarify.

Yeah I agree that the Walthers leaves a little bit to be desired as far as operation go's! At least the one I had. Apparently it was an earlier version and the indexing simply sucked. I picked up this

You may be right and it does have 6 wipers and I’m old and don’t remember lol Sent from Mail for Windows 10

As I recall the turntable has 4 brass wipers that run on the PC board. 2 for the bridge motor/electronics and 2 for the Track. I do not have one anymore to confirm if the foils could be redone to make

Turntable PC board could possibly be reconfigured and a reverser be used to change polarity. I did a similar thing on my Bowser Turntable. Made the center post one conductor with a brass wiper drum an