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Atlas HO Code 83 22" Radius Remote Snap-Switch – Right – ATL547 is the exact Atlas track or trackwork component, identified by manufacturer part number 547. The product photo shows the item being offered so you...
Atlas HO Code 83 22" Radius Remote Snap-Switch – Right – ATL547 is the exact Atlas track or trackwork component, identified by manufacturer part number 547. The product photo shows the item being offered so you can confirm the scale, finish, and package before ordering.
Atlas HO Code 83 22" Radius Remote Snap-Switch – Right – ATL547 is a right-hand HO scale track switch combining broader 22" radius geometry with remote turnout operation . Designed for Atlas HO Code 83 track layouts, this switch provides a convenient way to branch from one route into a siding, passing track, yard lead or other secondary track while allowing the turnout to be controlled remotely. The 22" radius geometry provides a broader diverging route than the tighter 18" radius geometry used by other Atlas Snap-Switches, making ATL547 a useful choice for layouts designed around more generous HO scale curves. 22" Radius Turnout Geometry The defining feature of ATL547 is its 22" radius curved route . Compared with an 18" radius switch, the larger radius creates a broader and more gradual path through the diverging route. This can be especially useful when operating longer locomotives and rolling stock or when designing a layout around broader-radius curves. Always check the manufacturer's minimum-radius recommendation for your specific locomotives and rolling stock. Why Choose a 22" Radius Snap-Switch? A 22" radius Snap-Switch helps maintain broader track geometry when branching into a siding or secondary route. Compared with an 18" radius switch, the gentler curve can provide…
Check the alignment and electrical continuity before fastening it down, then make a few test passes with the longest equipment on the railroad.
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Match the listed scale and track gauge to your layout. For locomotives, check the power system, decoder and sound details; DCC ready does not mean a decoder is installed. For rolling stock, check couplers, clearance and the manufacturer's minimum-radius requirement where provided.
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