'Supplementary arrow signs' are the arrows that can be seen just beneath some signals or signage such as speed limits...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
'Supplementary arrow signs' are the arrows that can be seen just beneath some signals or signage such as speed limits...
All Peco track is compatible with Hornby track. You can mix and match as much as you want. It means you can use Peco...
There are a few reasons why your analogue controller could be cutting out, but the most probable cause is a short...
A stay-alive capacitor (also known as a keep-alive) is a component that can be fitted to DCC model locomotives to...
Sandbags can be a very useful addition to a layout or diorama and can be relatively easy to achieve. Although it is...
A unifrog turnout can perform as an electrofrog or an insulfrog turnout, that means that there is no longer a need for two products.
A unifrog turnout works by having a metal frog, but the frog is isolated when in its default setting, this means that out-of-the-box the turnout will behave as a standard insulfrog turnout. However, the turnout comes with pigtails attached should you wish to electrify the frog to make it an electrofrog turnout.
A unifrog turnout has the added advantage of point blades powered by a fixed connection rather than relying on contact with the stock rail (which can become dirty and unreliable after time). Unfortunately that means unifrog turnouts will not isolate a section of track, a problem that can be easily overcome by either severing the point blade's power-feed or installing an isolating-track after the turnout.
Peco unifrog points are identified by the letter U in their part number. For instance ST-U750 is a unifrog turnout.
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