Trix 14938 — Minitrix Left Turnout Length 112.6 mm / 4-7/16"

Prototype

The Minitrix point combines robustness, electrically reliable connections and a prototypical appearance. The track system can be extended as desired. The ideal track system for newcomers and experts.

Model

Minitrix left-hand point 15° with a polarised common crossing. Straight track 112.6 mm. The click connection with the "Click". Set up and taken down in next to no time. Stable and durable. Curve radius = R 4 -15° + 1 x 14903. Stop-point function optional. An electric drive can be retrofitted. The common crossing on these points is made of metal and is constantly supplied with power via a built-in switch, i.e. a permanent power feed whose polarity is automatically reversed with the respective setting of the point. The Minitrix track is the ideal track for quickly setting up a track figure on the table or on the floor. With six curve radii, flexible track, standard or slim points and crossings, the Minitrix track system offers ideal conditions. The most important thing is the careful laying of the track. Small unevenness, shavings left lying under the track or deburred drill holes have a relatively greater effect in 1:160 scale than in larger scales. For trouble-free operation it is advisable to mount the N layout on a firm base of board or frame construction. Minitrix tracks have solid-profile rails of a stainless special alloy. Together with the prototypical profile cross-section this ensures unsurpassed contact reliability between wheel and rail. For easily expanding the layout there are also various track extension sets with item no. 14311 and 14312. This makes it easy to build up parallel circuits, passing loops and sidings.

Highlights

• Prototypical appearance Electrical operational reliability Quick setting up and taking down

Note

The common crossing on these points is made of metal and is constantly supplied with power via a built-in switch, i.e. a permanent power feed whose polarity is automatically reversed with the respective setting of the point.