reverse turns
michael.reich1@...
Is there an easy way to determine if you have a reverse turn/need a reverse turn switch?
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wirefordcc
All,
Go Daddy apparently is having problems today. My website is currently down.
Hi Michael,
You are using terms unfamiliar to me. I presume you are not in the US. Welcome!
If by reverse turn and reverse turn switch, you are talking about reversing sections I have a link to reversing sections on my website. When my website is back up, just go to it and click on Reversing at the top of the page. You will be taken to the reversing section in the beginners page and then onto the reversing section of the track wiring page. Tons of info! I have also submitted a column for the April Model Railroader on reversing.
As far as powering turnouts, go to the turnouts page of my website, (sigh, when it is back up) and look up the turnout you are planning on using.
I’m not familiar with the Kato 3-way plug.
Allan Gartner Wiring for DCC
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Is there an easy way to determine if you have a reverse turn/need a reverse turn switch?
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wirefordcc
The website is back up!
For Reversing, click here: wiringfordcc.com/intro2dcc.htm#reversing For turnouts, click here: wiringfordcc.com/switches.htm Allan Gartner Wiring for DCC
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michael.reich1@...
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wirefordcc
Hi Michael,
I used a 3-way extension cord from Kato several years ago on a layout we built for a museum. As I recall, it is nothing more than a 3-headed extension cord with 3 outputs for distributing power. It was just Kato's way of making a system that doesn't require soldering and is versatile, minimizing the number of different products they had to make. Allan Gartner Wiring for DCC
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michael.reich1@...
thanks for the info re: the 3 way extension....had fun figuring it out this weekend....
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