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God I hope this is not too stupid of a question but if it is when you're done laughing please answer. My layout it's around 31 feet by around 20 ft. I ran a ground wire around the perimeter of the layout and have soldered grounds to several pieces of the track. I started and ground wires to the outside rails and just noticed that I've got some ground wiring soldered to inside ground rail. Is this a problem? Seems like everything is running OK and switches are working excetera excetera. Please advise.

Much thanks, Jerry

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I have two mainline circuits around the perimeter of a 23' x 23' room and had no need for additional feed wires. The track has power fed at one point and the track has good continuity all the way around. It was all secondhand track and I was careful to clean all the track pins and make sure they fit tight. I soldered jumpers across a few joints if they showed voltage drop under load.

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