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DCC, walther's dcc friendly turnouts and crossover. Here is link to track plan -
http://db.tt/51ZmnJP
Not sure how i would wire this with the crossover, any help is appreciated
Is this something you already have installed or are you just planning?
How does the train get back from the upper level or is a reverse loop there as well?
I've installed most of the track within the reverse loop before it gets to crossover. Not wired yet. Just wanted to be sure before I started wiring it. Upper level has a reverse loop.
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