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Re: Dcc Bus resister
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A DCC Bus pair of wires can be a Ring - continuous two loops of wire, Radial - end to end or Star - pairs of wires running out in all directions.
If the correct size of wire is used for the bus IMO a ring is just wasteful on wire. Radial or Star will work as well and saves on bus wire.
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A DCC Bus pair of wires can be a Ring - continuous two loops of wire, Radial - end to end or Star - pairs of wires running out in all directions.
If the correct size of wire is used for the bus IMO a ring is just wasteful on wire. Radial or Star will work as well and saves on bus wire.
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- Tue Oct 28, 2025 1:44 pm
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Re: Dcc Bus resister
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14AWG (approx. equal to 2.0mm2 metric) will carry around 12 to 15 Amps and should be fine, while droppers of 20AWG (approx. 0.5mm2 metric) is a good choice. I doubt 14AWG over the distance mentioned would produce much volt drop, if any! Dont forget that the rails also carry current too. ;)
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14AWG (approx. equal to 2.0mm2 metric) will carry around 12 to 15 Amps and should be fine, while droppers of 20AWG (approx. 0.5mm2 metric) is a good choice. I doubt 14AWG over the distance mentioned would produce much volt drop, if any! Dont forget that the rails also carry current too. ;)
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