How DCC Point Clips For OO Gauge Work and Fitted

This video just explains shows how DCC clip are fitted and how they work for oo gauge

[@00GaugeRailways]

thanks for the video responce it was very helpful and now i wont have to spend as much time on wireing and just put them in instead.

[@newdurhamjunctionmodelrail9236]

thanks for vidd and tips as im going dcc next year with new durham junction

[@colinbailey5273]

Thanx for that at last an answer

[@multipreach2674]

So no need for insulated fishtail on dcc setup? Just use the or track links and make the whole track live?

[@Jules-fl8yq]

Thanks for your very useful video. The problem I am having, apart from the clips pinging across the room and disappearing, is that the straight ends of the clips do not sit neatly under the top of the rail and parallel to it. They stick inwards at an angle towards each other over the sleepers although the curved part is in the correct place. Hope that makes sense. Am I doing something wrong?

[@motokid7770]

Hi man I super glue mine or hot glue then use an knife to trim it

[@BellowFind]

So when you have the clip in you can run locos on the inner and outer loop at the same time?

[@fircombehallrailwayoogauge1430]

yes

[@tombever2327]

Could you use a Hornby Link Wire instead?

[@brianw179]

i did and it works

[@lukenoble3319]

Where can you buy them and are they still available??

[@hugotyson308]

I make mine out of old electric guitar strings. Plain or wound. Don't go thicker than a "D" in wound,! Trim to suitable length, bend a bit and insert in the points.

[@LHoriginal]

@@hugotyson308 thats a good idea, i might try that when i replace my strings

[@Nemesisrooster]

@@hugotyson308 Thanks mate, just saw your comment. Tried it and it worked a treat!

[@CosmicCoconut92]

So all I need to do is add the clips to all of my points and I'm away? Just one DCC controller?

[@MarcelGodfrey]

I know you can with Hornby eLink

[@snow8blind670]

The clips I used dident fit in the peco streamline points

[@brianw179]

i just used a hornby link wire instead