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PECO 0 GAUGE DOUBLE SLIP

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John Bishop - 30 Jan 2006 14:26 GMT
I'm sketching out a layout idea which will require a double slip.  Does
anyone know the dimensions of the new Peco product?  What I really need
is the maximum length, please.
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John Turner - 30 Jan 2006 14:59 GMT
> I'm sketching out a layout idea which will require a double slip.  Does
> anyone know the dimensions of the new Peco product?  What I really need
> is the maximum length, please.

I don't think these are actually in production yet???  We order some a
little while ago and none have appeared.

I can't quote dimensions, but am GUESSing they will be the same size as
their O-gauge diamond crossing.

John.
Tom B - 30 Jan 2006 15:08 GMT
John,
I had the same problem so asked my local model shop if I could measure one.
It came out at 57.5cm over max rail end length.
Tom.

>> I'm sketching out a layout idea which will require a double slip.  Does
>> anyone know the dimensions of the new Peco product?  What I really need
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>
> John.
Jane Sullivan - 30 Jan 2006 18:57 GMT
>> I'm sketching out a layout idea which will require a double slip.  Does
>> anyone know the dimensions of the new Peco product?  What I really need
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>
>John.

According to the latest Peco catalogue, p.75, it says that the double
slip is 584 mm. (23 in.) overall, and the crossing angle is 8 degrees.

Are you aware that it requires two microswitches (not supplied) to
operate it?
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John Bishop - 30 Jan 2006 19:27 GMT
Thanks guys, so I can just get a crossover and slip on a 4' board.  I
didn't fancy lifting 4'6" out of a hatchback.

Planning to use moo-cow motors, so won't need external microswitches.

>According to the latest Peco catalogue, p.75, it says that the double
>slip is 584 mm. (23 in.) overall, and the crossing angle is 8 degrees.
>
>Are you aware that it requires two microswitches (not supplied) to
>operate it?

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