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		By: jezza		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Marklin usually require&#039;s three rail. Pickup is in the center. Depends on what you mean by standard HO track.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Marklin usually require&#8217;s three rail. Pickup is in the center. Depends on what you mean by standard HO track.</p>
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		By: Newman Atkinson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Martin,     Yes it should.    You might have problems with wheel flanges here and there and I am not sure if they do well on shorter track such as code 83 and smaller.   I have one Marklin Steam that seems to do well that I am planning to convert to DCC.
I do know that a layout that I was asked to help convert to a small museum layout was too tight of radius&#039;s for a regular HO engine and cars to work on.    We had to shallow out all the curves for regular HO to work on it.   So I say yes it should work well on HO track as the turn radius is usually shallower.   But watch the rail height.   from   Newman]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Martin,     Yes it should.    You might have problems with wheel flanges here and there and I am not sure if they do well on shorter track such as code 83 and smaller.   I have one Marklin Steam that seems to do well that I am planning to convert to DCC.<br />
I do know that a layout that I was asked to help convert to a small museum layout was too tight of radius&#8217;s for a regular HO engine and cars to work on.    We had to shallow out all the curves for regular HO to work on it.   So I say yes it should work well on HO track as the turn radius is usually shallower.   But watch the rail height.   from   Newman</p>
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