Electrical conflict with two sets of back to back switches

The pins prevent ground from passing between the loops.  The outside rails on both loops should be connected together.

Also, if these are independent loops, you will need THREE fiber pins at the juncture of the 022 curved legs, one in each of the two non-derailing rails, and one for the center rail(somewhere between the two switches).

Thanks for the replies  -

The loops are not independent.

So where or how do I place pins 0r wires to do that - pardon my old brain - I can "feel" what you are saying but I can not picture it. 

I wish I knew what non-derailing rails were/are.

Steve, like it or not, the loops are independent.  Each must have a hot feed to the senter rail and a common feed to the outside rail.  The non-derailing rails on the switches, which have a fiber pin at the end and, if you look closely, one in the mddle, are connected to the switch coil when a train wheel/axle hits that area, it carries ground from the other rail and feeds it to the coil, to throw the switch so its lined up for the train.

OK so what does this mean to a thick headed guy to me?  Can you draw me a picture because my buddy John and I moved pins around to the point where we are both totally confused.

Of just draw on my pixs or my drawing with arrows or what not.

Or instead of OF

Just put fiber pins in both outside rails the switch curved rail to totally isolate the two rails.  Elsewhere you need to run a wire between the two outside rails of the loops.

I think   it should be working as is with the 2 insulating pins on the short diverging rail on the switch for the non derailing feature ?      However how many locks on are you using?  perhaps add a couple more.( As guns is suggesting).

I s  the track weathered ?