Well, BradKT, at least a couple of people tried to answer your actual questions. 

Quote from: Terry Toenges on January 29, 2008, 10:54:55 AM
To add to that, Bachmann's N Scale 60 degree crossing has 1" adaptors. Are y'all talking about N Scale?

No, we talking HO, but I guess you're right, it can't be just one inch, though the towerhobbies site does say one inch.  You know who should know and say--Bachmann!

Quote from: ripvanwnkl on January 29, 2008, 05:52:32 AM
I can confirm that the 90 degree crossing 1" adaptors are truly 1" and are just like all other EZ track.  Since my grandson and I like double crossings, we've got "a bunch" of crossings and the 1" track pieces with them. Those 1" pieces come in real handy at times. 

Thanks for the info.

Quote from: tommy4u2 on January 29, 2008, 12:15:02 AM
I dont thing there an inch plus it says ataptors  But maybe you can use a combination of tracks to pick up that inch Like two 5 inch pcs. instead of on standard 9 inch straight track

I don't know.  It says they are one inch and they look like EZ track pieces to me.

Thanks, I was wondering if those X adapters were an inch.

It's mechanical and I'm afraid to report it's pretty crappy.  The arms bob up and down while the train goes by.  It's may be fun for a child's set, but I regret having bought it.

I saw a replica last summer at the D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery near Deadwood SD.

I see a EZ Track plan on Thortrains that calls for two 1 inch EZ tracks.  Is there such a thing?  If I need to make one how do I cut through the track and plastic roadbed?

Thank you.  Why/when is one used over another?

What's the difference between the EZ Track standard turnout and the #5 turnout?

Thanks,
David

And why we're on it, why is it "pre loved"?  Is it no longer loved? 

I got the First Track Set back with 4 switching tracks.  I can't figure out how they are to be wired to work.  I have the EZ Command controller.  I also have a separate inexpensive DC controller with a 16 volt output.  Surprised that there are no instructions in the box--only on how to hook up EZ track.

Succinct!  Thank you.

For example, I don't understand why a track is called 22" radius instead of in degrees.

Quote from: prebres on January 09, 2008, 10:57:27 AM
Here is a re-print of the FAQ from the Dynamis Web site:

WIRELESS
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Some answers about Dynamis DCC

Q â€" Why does Dynamis use infrared wireless?

A â€" Infrared...

Yada, yada.

But did I miss if it answered his question--"I am wondering if you can use a Companion from EZ Command with the Dynamis"?

David