ATLAS HO CODE 100 TRACK

ATLAS #842

 HO CODE 100 TRACK TERMINAL RAIL JOINERS (1 pair per package)

Atlas HO #842  Terminal Rail Joiners -  Connect your power to your track using these rail joiners, an inexpensive and realistic looking way of powering your layout.

 

What's the difference between Atlas HO code 100 & HO code 83 Track?  Literally, the code of a piece of track is the height of the rail in thousandths of an inch (meaning code 100 rail is .100" high; code 83 rail is .083" high).  The significant difference lies in the physical appearance of the two types of track.  Atlas Code 83 track has fine, brown ties and is more prototypical, whereas Code 100 has slightly thicker black ties and has been made for decades.

Code 83 track can be easily used with Code 100 track, using the Atlas Transition Track Joiners (Atlas Item #551)  also available from The Train Connection.  

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The Train Connection,  Smyrna, Tennessee, USA

Merchants for quality HO & N scale model railroad products since 1997

 

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