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Nice!
Looking to make a small loop for my standard gauge trains.
Question on the us of stainless pins. From my prior experience with stainless doe it not have a higher resistances from steel. I once used stainless steel washers on a Motorcycle between the battery post and the washers got real hot. Also working with larger powers supplies stainless was shun upon. Just a question.

Will USA trains be making switches or crossovers?

 

RonH posted:

Nice!
Looking to make a small loop for my standard gauge trains.
Question on the us of stainless pins. From my prior experience with stainless doe it not have a higher resistances from steel. I once used stainless steel washers on a Motorcycle between the battery post and the washers got real hot. Also working with larger powers supplies stainless was shun upon. Just a question.

Will USA trains be making switches or crossovers?

 

USA Trains/ Charles Ro does make code 332 switches.

Jon, sorry about the website.  It crashed at the beginning of the pandemic and I couldn't get help to get it back up.  I finally figured it out myself, but everyone will still have to contact me to order, which I think is better anyway.  A few emails can is all it takes!

standardgaugetrack@gmail.com

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