Not me! I don't need any band-aids and spend extra cash!! Mine run prefect without them after I spent some time figuring it out.   

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ISOLATING CROSS-OVER IN A LOOP

Greetings One and All:

We have some progress with a few minor changes to the track plan.  I’ve include a cross-over reverse on a loop.

I need advice on track isolation.

In the photo, I have marked the track in the affected area with red for positive and black for negative. 

The areas circled in blue is where the positive and negative reverse when connecting to the loop.  The exception is the cross in the middle.  I circled this because I am wondering if this cross needs to be isolated separately.

The four areas highlighted in green are where I think I need to isolate the track from the loop with plastic fishplates.   Can I use plastic on just one rail; red or black or, do both rails need to be isolated?

I have two auto reverse, (ar), units.  Can I use one ar for the entire cross-over  or do I need one ar for each leg?

Your help as always, is appreciated.

Kind regards,
Max

Mr. Picks,

Just wondering what your solution was here. Did you get the module to work or did you send it back to Ring?

Rob S. "Sieggs"

I've split Richards original post (and all the replies) from the Listing of Available RailPro Sounds thread off into it's own thread as it drifted off from just being about the sounds on Rings website. I've named the split thread as appropriately as I can.

- Tim

I’ve somehow acquired several AR-1 modules and no CB-1 modules. Can the AR-1 be used as a circuit breaker?

Thanks,

- Jeff C