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Length of 3d and 6d end pcs?

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Member since Apr-8-03 · 562 posts

Length of 3d and 6d end pcs? – image 1

What are their exact lengths? Meters ok, degrees better.TIA.Dave NelsonWP mainline, Oakland-Stockton: 100% complete;
SP mainline, Oakland-Stockton: 20% complete;
Aug 1950 Length of 3d and 6d end pcs? – image 2
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RE: Length of 3d and 6d end pcs?

3d endpnt: 271.64074 meters radius
3.16 degrees
14.98163993 meters length6d endpnt:101.2882 meters radius
5.6384 degrees
9.96763447 meters lengthThese correspond almost exactly to #9 and #5 turnouts respectively, because you need two of these end pieces so the frog angle is twice the above figures.All of this can be gleaned from the tsection.dat file (in the GLOBAL folder, not in your route's folder), and it is not that hard to learn how to read this file, as there are instructions at the beginning. But I am more than happy to help!Mark

Moffat Road Tabernash to Phippsburg
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