Hi Dave,
The Shinohara #6 diverging routes are not circular sections. The term
radius does not apply to them. I can tell you that I used them for
several years on an S-Scale layout and they operated flawlessly. I could
run trains through them forwards and backwards. Most cars were
freight-length and mostly of 40 foot length. The couplers were
body-mounted Kadee #802.
Good Luck,
Bill
Reply from Bill Porter
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Richard Karnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It has a true #6 frog, bit
> it's is too short, wnich means that its radius is too tight.
Hi Dick, So approximately what radius is it?
Is it wider than a #5 ?? Can trains get thru them ok??? ....dave
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