HO Scale Right Hand Turnout NS Code 100 #4 Mark 4 for Sale

HO Scale Right Hand Turnout Powerhouse Mark 4 Code 100 Navigator for Model Railroading

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This Atlas HO Scale Code 100 Custom Line(R) Mark IV Turnout features Code 100 nickel-silver rail with molded black ties. The turnout comes equipped with a metal frog that can be powered if necessary for your layout, and a throw bar with the extension on the straight (or outside on curved versions) stock rail side. Custom Line turnouts feature Code 100 low-oxidation nickel silver rail with a realistic cross-section and can be used with a variety of switch machines or ground throws (sold separately). Each turnout includes four rail joiners. HO Scale Code 100 Nickel Silver #4 Right Hand Turnout

FEATURES:

9' track piece veers to the right on one end, as a separate track continues straight. HO scale Custom-Line #4 'Mark IV' turnout piece. Track is made of black ties and nickel silver. Universal rail joiner included. Comes in a carded package.

INCLUDES:

One HO Scale Nickel Silver Custom-Line #4 'Mark IV' Left Hand Turnout

COMMENTS:

As on earlier Custom-Line Turnouts, the new Atlas Custom-Line Mark IV Turnouts are constructed so that regardless of switch point settling both branches are powered. Due to this the new metal frog is insulated and carries no current. As on earlier Custom-Line Turnouts, most locos will span the insulated frog without loss of electrical pickup; however, engines of extremely short wheelbase or diesels with single-truck pickup may hesitate or stall at the frog. The problem is easily overcome by equipping turnouts with an Atlas Snap Relay (item #200) which, when wired to the remote switch machine, will energize the frog with track current of correct polarity depending on the switch point setting.