Brilliant 🤩 I’ve watched loads of videos and read many articles on wiring a new track and it was all a bit daunting. This is going to make it so much more simple, I’m actually looking forward to getting on with it now whereas before I was dreading it😂 Thanks for posting 👍👍👍
How do you ensure the blade on your connector has made a good connection You do not want s wire that looks connected sitting there not connected and just sitting tbere giving no benefit.
Hi, on these blades they clip shut and only so when they've cut though the wire making a good connection, only way to really check is check the power to the track and if it's not what you think it should be is to try again with another connection, hope this helps
Thanks for that explanation. I hope you trimmed the bare ends of the dropper wires once you had closed the suitcase connectors. You don't want to risk them touching each other or anything else come to that
Thanks for this vid & these comments - I came across it as am about to embark on doing this for myself RSN (but with N Gauge) - can I ask a related question please? Ahead of actually trying this for myself, when clamping the wires with the blade, is there any risk of being too “enthusiastic” resulting in the blade completely severing the wire at all? Thanks :)
Thanx for giving me the confidence to finally wire up your video is really plain n simple👍
Excellent explanation! Thanks!
Thanks for the video. Never done it before but prepared to give it a try after watching your video. Cheers
Excellent video. I’m a complete newbie and this is the first video I’ve seen that clearly explains ‘bus wires’ Thanks for posting this.
Well explained and easy to follow by newbies like me. Thank you.
Thanks for the video, i've just wired up my new layout using your system. Brilliant. Got all the bits from Halfords. Thanks again.
Excellent im not far off starting mine and I agree the Peco fish plates with wires save all that soldering. Well done you. Tim
Many thanks! And once it's done you won't look back, does definitely improve running 👍
Brilliant 🤩 I’ve watched loads of videos and read many articles on wiring a new track and it was all a bit daunting. This is going to make it so much more simple, I’m actually looking forward to getting on with it now whereas before I was dreading it😂 Thanks for posting 👍👍👍
Glad I could have been of help, and good luck! 👍👍👍
Well explained mate . Great video 👍
Nicely put together, looks complicated, but when explained it's not so bad to follow. Looking good!👍
Thank you so much! 👍
Very lmpressed thank you for making the video
Good explanation, thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks bro
How do you ensure the blade on your connector has made a good connection You do not want s wire that looks connected sitting there not connected and just sitting tbere giving no benefit.
Hi, on these blades they clip shut and only so when they've cut though the wire making a good connection, only way to really check is check the power to the track and if it's not what you think it should be is to try again with another connection, hope this helps
Thanks for that explanation. I hope you trimmed the bare ends of the dropper wires once you had closed the suitcase connectors. You don't want to risk them touching each other or anything else come to that
Thanks for this vid & these comments - I came across it as am about to embark on doing this for myself RSN (but with N Gauge) - can I ask a related question please?
Ahead of actually trying this for myself, when clamping the wires with the blade, is there any risk of being too “enthusiastic” resulting in the blade completely severing the wire at all? Thanks :)
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Very important point, I was thinking exactly the same 👍@@John_N_Quay_Harbour. Very