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can I run hornby oo gauge on any US train sets? Lionel for example. i have a few engines from UK that are boxed with a few pieces of track but do not have anything else.
Any help appreciated
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How to keep power to DCC engines so they don’t stall when going over slightly dirty track. While I clean constantly I think that with Tsunami’s there must be a way to keep them running over less then perfectly clean track.