EZ-TRACK Power Terminal Rerailer - Which Rails are A and B?

[reggfx]

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Can someone please tell me which Rails go to Rail A and B on Bachmann Power Terminal Rwrailer to the electrical prongs on Bachmann Curved Terminal Rerailer?
Which Prong goes to Rail "A" and which Prong goes to Rail "B"
I have to place drop power feeders at the other end of my layout
and I have to make sure to match Rail A with A and Rail B with B
I could pull up the track and take it apart but not an option.

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Thanks and hope I am make sense of this simple ask.
Kind Regards
RT

[jward]

The best way to do this is to use an ohmmeter. Unplug your power supply, set the meter to read infinite ohms, and plug in your second set of feeders. Use the leads of the Ohmmeter to read resistance across the rails. A low reading will mean you have a short circuit. remove the plug from one of your terminal rerailers, flip it over, then plug back in. The resistance between the rails should now be much higher. If so, plug the power supply back in and test run your trains. You should be good.

[rich1998]

Welcome.

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Edit. As was explained. A photo is worth a thousand words. You will need it in the future.

Rich

[Len]

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