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Do you often see the locomotives do jerk/tic when it pass over the turnouts?
Difference between K and C turnouts? |
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Originally Posted by: Goofy  Do you often see the locomotives do jerk/tic when it pass over the turnouts?
Difference between K and C turnouts? Hi Goofy. On K track yes some of my locomotives do jerk/tic and stop when it passes over K track turnouts. Same locomotives on C track turnouts no problems! Michel
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Originally Posted by: michelvr Originally Posted by: Goofy Do you often see the locomotives do jerk/tic when it pass over the turnouts?
Difference between K and C turnouts? Hi Goofy. On K track yes some of my locomotives do jerk/tic and stop when it passes over K track turnouts. Same locomotives on C track turnouts no problems! Michel Same experience for me with a layout that is half k track and half c track. The problem loks on k track seem to be the newer lighter models with cardam shafts and the flimsy sliders
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I did meet an friend and he told to me,that C-tracks are much better in contact with digital locomotives.
He recommend C-tracks. |
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