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		By: Dale		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The most common issue with non-insulated turnouts is having to isolate the frog and power it separately depending on which way the points are thrown. This is because the train wheels will cause a short as they cross a non-isolated frog. A turnout with an insulated frog avoids this problem.

On the other hand, insulated turnouts can sometimes cause stalling problems with short-wheelbase locos or older locos that have only one power pick-up truck as the frog does not have any power.

As for DCC, the type of turnout is not relevant - either will be fine.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The most common issue with non-insulated turnouts is having to isolate the frog and power it separately depending on which way the points are thrown. This is because the train wheels will cause a short as they cross a non-isolated frog. A turnout with an insulated frog avoids this problem.</p>
<p>On the other hand, insulated turnouts can sometimes cause stalling problems with short-wheelbase locos or older locos that have only one power pick-up truck as the frog does not have any power.</p>
<p>As for DCC, the type of turnout is not relevant &#8211; either will be fine.</p>
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