yes the wires just go into the push in terminals or you course just use a wall-wart rated at 16vac output


you might have one around the house or you could get one at a thrift shop or radio shack

.75, 1, 1.25, 1.5 and 2"   2 of each

ok i agree with the first part i don't have bridges but i have done some things with elevation and you can support your bridge on the edges so underneath will be open so you can run another track under the bridge

the reason it didn't work the way you had it was because you weren't powering the center wire witch is always hot. what changes the direction are the 2 outer ones.

so if you look at it this way 1,2 is left and 2,3 is right 1,3 dose nothing because 2 is not powered.

your welcome it took me a little bit to get used to it and i guarantee as i add more ill have more questions.

your welcome

now if i'm wrong don't get mad at me but,

if its to big you can trim the roadbed to fit in to the bridge just take a little at a time until if fits.

break the hooks off from the ez track should slide together easily crossing gates you might be able to use a relay to do that for you.

i don't know how to hook one up so ill leave that to some one else
also you might want to put this into the n scale board.

atlas has some plastic insulators that you replace with the old rail joiners cheaper than some of the other thing on the market

or you could use the insulated gap track by bachmann just undo the clips on the bottom and you have and insulated gap

red goes to 2 prongs
green goes to 3 prongs

you can search it on google

is still under warranty? it sounds like it a problem that you cant fix on your own. 

im sorry to hear that you are having probs with it i was going to get one once my layout got big enough but after i read some other posts I've decided to go in other directions.

ok thank you very much

do the 3"pieces come in nickel silver? ho/on30.

could you give us either a website or a diagram to use just a basic one if you dont mind would help a bunch. thanks

tman

ok thank you very much ill keep that in mind