lockons

Most folks don't use lockons for the very reason they're ugly and stand out.   You can trigger those accessories using insulated tracks, IR sensors, etc. and not have the ugly lockons sticking out.

fiddling around , here at work,  and then I need to get down to biz, I have a minute

but, I have heard the insulated track,  involves those plastic pins, like what

is on O gauge  switches,???  OR ????

You need to be more targeted.  It's beyond the scope of reason to explain every type of signal and all the ways of triggering them, it would be like writing a book!

Just went to the search, how to make ,* insu track*   got those instructions printed now!!!

havent seen how to hook up a 3 wire, signal bridge  MY ? is how does the elec wire,

get hooked onto track !!!!  I do well with Pictures !!

thanks

So do we.  What have you got?

Are you texting or using some kind of shorthand?  It's very difficult to figure out what you are trying to accomplish.

trying to learn about, hiding these 3 wire lockons, on track for signal bridge,

dwarf sig, and hiwy crossing,  possibly a block signal when bought

1) got the idea of using insulated tracks, now

2), my struggle, is do you still wire something to the track,

   ( where do the 3 wires go say , the signal bridge which i just put up  last night)

Mort

I suggest you pick up a copy of a wiring book to get you started. Here is a link to one that might be very helpful.

http://www.kalmbachstore.com/10-8405.html

I'll be reading a lot tonight, but will also work, ( start) insulating as well

to clearify, since I dont know what a rectifier is, &  Have post war

Z-w, and an additional kw for 3rd train,  the accessories  that have the

third wire, terminal ,  dont use it when insulating, and take the other

2 lines , as seen in the single track crossing picture! to Transf