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Chris333

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Re: Tix solder for trackwork
« Reply #30 on: August 02, 2016, 07:40:35 PM »
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Sure the one I no longer have holds up. And it was tossed into a box and shipped.

Why did you cut the bottom out  :?

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Re: Tix solder for trackwork
« Reply #31 on: August 02, 2016, 08:59:00 PM »
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FWIW, the track on my Killashandra hasn't had any issues with the various temperature/humidity fluctuations that southern New Jersey has been having this summer. And mind you, there is a nice big open spot on the bottom of the layout that exposes about a 12 square inch patch of the Masonite.

Do you mean a 12" square, or 12 square inches (the actual open area is more like 3.47" square)?   :D :trollface:
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Re: Tix solder for trackwork
« Reply #32 on: August 03, 2016, 08:25:44 AM »
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Sure the one I no longer have holds up. And it was tossed into a box and shipped.

Why did you cut the bottom out  :?

Of course. That's the way luck is supposed to work apparently.

I had thought that I was going to put throttle components under the layout, but the space ended up only being used for a screw-terminal strip.


Do you mean a 12" square, or 12 square inches (the actual open area is more like 3.47" square)?   :D :trollface:

12 square inches. An approximately 3"x4" rectangle of open space.
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