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About Bizerba's comment, it is the black Hornby 'passing contact' switch, part number R044, you need for switching the point motor. This allows just a short pulse through the coil to switch the point - if current is allowed to flow continuously the power supply will be overloaded and/or the point motor will overheat and be damaged, which is why you need this particular type of switch.
Regards,
John Webb
About Bizerba's comment, it is the black Hornby 'passing contact' switch, part number R044, you need for switching the point motor. This allows just a short pulse through the coil to switch the point - if current is allowed to flow continuously the power supply will be overloaded and/or the point motor will overheat and be damaged, which is why you need this particular type of switch.
Regards,
John Webb