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					<description><![CDATA[Philip,&lt;br /&gt;      You don&#039;t need to isolate your turnouts if they are all insul-frogs. You don&#039;t need any insulated gaps in the track if you are operating DCC. More advanced operations create isolated &quot;districts&quot; so as to minimise disruption if a short circuit occurs. If you have a reverse loop, this will require insulation and some extra wiring.&lt;br /&gt;Regards&lt;br /&gt;Ian (Aus)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Philip,<br />      You don&#8217;t need to isolate your turnouts if they are all insul-frogs. You don&#8217;t need any insulated gaps in the track if you are operating DCC. More advanced operations create isolated &#8220;districts&#8221; so as to minimise disruption if a short circuit occurs. If you have a reverse loop, this will require insulation and some extra wiring.<br />Regards<br />Ian (Aus)</p>
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