I was wondering if a reverse loop module would work with Hornby Digital and if you had a non isolating point would there be any issues?
Do you need a non isolating point at the entrance to the return loop?
Do points switch automatically when using a reverse loop module and how does this work to avoid a derailment?
Hornby do an isolating track section and point motors and also an accessory module.
I'm thinking of doing a narrow single line modular layout like the one done by that Z gauge Scandanavian modeller featured elsewhere using a similar composite material as the base and running it all around the perimeter of the rooms at home!
This has been covered generally elsewhere but it got a bit overcomplicated. I was thinking of using the Bachmann reverse loop module.
Happy modelling
Gary
Do you need a non isolating point at the entrance to the return loop?
Do points switch automatically when using a reverse loop module and how does this work to avoid a derailment?
Hornby do an isolating track section and point motors and also an accessory module.
I'm thinking of doing a narrow single line modular layout like the one done by that Z gauge Scandanavian modeller featured elsewhere using a similar composite material as the base and running it all around the perimeter of the rooms at home!
This has been covered generally elsewhere but it got a bit overcomplicated. I was thinking of using the Bachmann reverse loop module.
Happy modelling
Gary
