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Model Forum / General / Railroads / April 2007Atlas Code 55 Flex Track track connectors
I wonder if anyone is or has had this problem? The metal track connectors that one buys for Atlas Flex Track are !. not neatly folled over with the split streight, 2. are much to tight, are rolled and not bent over and steight. UIt's strange but the connectors that came with the Atlas code 55 Turnouts come nice and sreight, in connected strings of four connectors They are easy to put on the flax track. I will be writing Atlas to complain. Please E-mail me at hstapper@shaw.ca if you have or have had the same problem. Any suggestions???????? Quality they are not!!!!!!!!!!! >I wonder if anyone is or has had this problem? The metal track >connectors that one buys for Atlas Flex Track are !. not neatly folled [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >hstapper@shaw.ca if you have or have had the same problem. Any >suggestions???????? Quality they are not!!!!!!!!!!! I don't know how well they might fit on Atlas flex, but Micro Engineering makes rail joiners for their own code 55 track. http://www.nscalesupply.com/MEE/MEE-Track.html fl@liner > I wonder if anyone is or has had this problem? The metal track > connectors that one buys for Atlas Flex Track are !. not neatly folled [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > hstap...@shaw.ca if you have or have had the same problem. Any > suggestions???????? Quality they are not!!!!!!!!!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't use Atlas code 55 track but I've learned over the years to dispose of any joiners that aren't tight fitting when the track is joined. Rail joiners are one of the few items that I don't ever try to salvage even though they are brand new. When one uses sectional track, good electrical conductivity is one of the necessities. Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad: http://www.billsrailroad.net Brief History of N Scale: http://www.billsrailroad.net/history/n-scale Model Railroad Books, Toys, and Trains: http://www.billsrailroad.net/bookstore Resources--Links to 1,200 sites: http://www.billsrailroad.net/bills-favorite-links |
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