Part 8 of How to Build your Layout from Start to FInish--Bus Wiring

How to wire bus lines

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• how
• to
• build
• your
• layout
• from
• start
• finish
• dcc
• sound
• union
• pacific
• modular
• up
• wiring
• wire
• model
• railroad
• railroader
• railroading
• jlwii2000
• reviews
• product
• concrete
• ties
• atlas
• flex
• track
• ho
• scale

[leongreen2002]

you are verry good at lis for your first time mati

from leongreen 2002@hotmail.co.uk

leon

[TrainMasterMan]

Great job and all but my layout is a circle and i use 14 awg wire, just go to home depot or somwthing and pick up the pack, its much easier to run and ALOT more current

[cappy6921]

@modeltrainteen95 for expansion down the road, more tracks/modules/acc's

[panzermyer]

super videos , easy to follow , first time i heard someone explain it as easy as you well done man keep up the good work

[billrice15]

im just guna say thanks, knowing what DCC does i thought it was ALOT more complex thanks for showing this

[BigDave8802008]

@modeltrainteen95 because the 8 strip is for all the feeder wires in a module. the 2 barrier strip is for connections between the modules.

[modeltrainteen95]

another thing with the 8 barrier strip thin one for + n the other for - is the rest for the feeds to the track

do u neeed to soilder them to the track

[modeltrainteen95]

i have one question

why do u need the 8 one barrier strip thingy and then a 2 barrier strip thingy

why cant they all be 2 why

do

you need both, different types

[sambear0]

Love your series, great job. To be of help, please consider using 14 or 12 gauge bus wiring for your layout, it will handle the loads needed for your locomotives, switches, etc. much better than thin gauge telephone wire.

[jluvbaby]

@jmsschooner ... i want to learn how to control the cross over track from the dcc controller... need to figure out how to set it up for that function....