My thanks to Sem123, Boomerbob and Paul W - my layout is 25ft by 10ft in a U shape so about 80ft of track - will this be good to power that length?
1033353
I think this is probably too small to handle such a layout. I find it quite nice for small portable train show layouts.
1033354
Yes it should work fine just be sure to run multiple leads to the track in multiple locations.
2109171
Length of it is 2.28'', diamater is 1.97'', please make sure the size fits your fixtures.Beam angle is 45 degree, if there is a GU10 socket in your fixture and supply 100-240vac input voltage, it will be suitable for your track lighting.
2191354
" Track: 14-3/4Hx30-1/2Wx123L". these dimensions are included in description, so a little over 10 ft.
922367
Not sure, purchased this for my O-gauge Lionel layout. My suggestion is go to Google Search and ask the same question, you'l probably get a fewhundred responses. Good Luck....
1333968
the instructions say 6 inches but I did that and had to move the track closer together about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. So between 5 1/4 and 5 1/2 inches and you will be fine.
1143485
Do you know the size I your tracks. These tracks are a (G) series track which are a large track
1078236
I have not installed my tracks yet, our home is still under construction. I will find out in 4 to 6 weeks! I have the same set up and I bought 2 track systems in hope that I would be right.
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My oval (before I deconstructed it to move) was 10 ft length and 4 ft wide and it had no power problems whatsoever. Hope this helps
894363
It depends on how much track you have, but the included track will measure about 4/12 feet long by 2 ft wide.
2112941
That's going to be without the track. The track adds 5 mm of standoff from the workpiece (~ 3/16") so the real cutting capacity is about 2" on the track. If you are going to be cutting pieces that thick you might consider a more aggressive blade as well. The standard blade is excellent for sheet goods but too fine for deep cuts, especially in hardwood.
741986
I would think it would work fine with N scale. On my HO layout I use it to test section of track that are 35' long so it should have enough power for N scale in my opinion. If you had a very large layout you might need a bigger power pack.Good luck and Merry Christmas
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I would actually recommend getting a different track if you are looking to add on to it. This beginner set is different from the standard sets and while there are conversion kits available, they are a bit of a pain to use.If you've already purchased this one, here are the two add-ons we purchased and overall, they work pretty well:Scalextric 1:32 Start Converter Track PackScalextric 1:32 Track Extension Pack 4
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I would be consistent with with tracks if you can. Joints may not present good connections to your trains and some locomotives will stall out.
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Yes, the track guide is actually two tacks that you connect so that you have a four foot track, so you could another set to make an eight foot track guide. I plan to do just that.
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I like the starter track that comes with the starter sets, I think it's made better, what I did to exspand my track was to buy 3 sets of straights with the lap counter, that gave me 6 more feet for under $75.00. For your turn track, I spent another $100.00 on another starter set with the most variation of layouts, still cheaper and you can build one heck of a layout
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The track length that the motor runs in is 123" long, but with the stops I measured 118" which could be used. It may not pull your door up that last inch if you have a really tall vehicle or boat going in through the door.
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I suppose it could. There are some screws that hold the track to pretty much any surface. The power connector can be placed anywhere along the track