Restocking Fee No
Return shipping will be paid by Seller
All returns accepted Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within 30 Days
Refund will be given as Money Back
Power Type DC
Color Black Ties
Material Nickel Silver Rails, Plastic Ties
Scale HO Scale (1:87)
Year Manufactured 2023
MPN 850
Control System Analog
Item Length 9 inches
Gauge HO
Brand Atlas
Track Form Switch Left
Type Track
Rail System Two-Rail System
Model Atlas HO Code 100 Track
Recommended Age Range Ages 14+ Years
Rail Height Code Code 100
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Grading C-10 Mint-Brand New

Check the listing for details. Atlas #850 Left Hand Remote "Snap" Switch, 18" Radius Turnout - HO - Code 100. Color: Black Ties, Condition: New. Listed at 32.95 USD. ATLAS HO CODE 100 TRACK ATLAS #850 LEFT REMOTE SNAP SWITCH (18" RADIUS TURNOUT CURVE) Black ties, nickel silver rail. 18" Radius Snap-Switches Designed for above or under-table switch machine Plastic Frog (cannot be powered) Cut-outs for rail joiners This switch has a remote control switch machine attached so you can wire the switch to be "thrown" (changing the direction of the rail), from your control panel, rather than from the switch itself. Comes with a 1/3 18" radius section, making the curved leg equal to an 18" radius section. To add a passing track and siding, simply replace a 9" straight section. When replacing an 18' radius curved section with an Atlas Snap-Switch, add a 1 1/2" straight section to the opposite side. One of the difference between this Atlas Snap Switch and the Atlas Custom Line Turnout, is that the snap switch has a plastic frog (cannot be powered) and when the switch is "thrown", for instance, to the curved section, the power to the straight section will go off. When switched back to the straight section, the power will be off on the curved section. With the Custom Line Turnouts, each track remains powered no matter which direction the turnout is thrown. What's the difference between Atlas HO code 100 & HO code 83 Track? Literally, the code of a piece of track is the height of the rail in thousandths of an inch (meaning code 83 rail is .083" high; code 100 rail is .100" high). The significant difference lies in the physical appearance of the two types of track. Atlas Code 83 track has fine, brown ties and is more prototypical, whereas Code 100 has slightly thicker black ties and has been made for decades The entire Atlas HO True-Track, Code 83 and Code 100 lines are available from The Train Connection, including switches, crossings, straight and radius pieces, allowing you to create any one of a number of interesting and exciting layouts, including every layout in Atlas' popular HO layout instruction books. See it all listed for sale at www.ebay.com/str/TheTrainConnection Code 100 track can be easily used with Code 83 track, using the Atlas Transition Track Joiners (Atlas Item #551) also available from The Train Connection. Please Note: When buying multiple track packages and/or other items from The Train Connection, please place all of your items in the cart by clicking on "add to cart" instead of "buy it now" and then click on "request total" (found on the first page of the cart) before paying, so that you can receive the less expensive combined shipping rate. We appreciate your business and have fun model railroading! Thanks for stopping by our store! Check out our other items at www.ebay.com/str/TheTrainConnection The Train Connection, Smyrna, Tennessee, USAMerchants for quality HO & N scale model railroad railroad products since 1997 Specializing in... - Atlas Model Railroad HO & N scale items including locomotives, rolling stock, track, structures and accessories - MRC Power Packs, DCC Train Controls, and Sound Systems - Kato HO & N scale UniTrack System & Locomotives - Bachmann EZ Track for HO & N scale layouts - Railroad Music & Train Sound CDs International Buyers – Please Note: - Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. - Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. - These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up – do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. - We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" - US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.

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