Part 15: Z21 multiLoop - The reverse loop module

This video covers our Z21 multi LOOP, the reverse loop module (Art. No.: 10797), and in the second part of the video, you will be shown how to connect a busy signal section within the reverse loop and what you have to pay attention to.

[@send2wj]

Ja, bitte Testen. Danke!

[@divadvos]

How far from the switch in the loop should the broken section be and also what is the smallest possible length of the broken section if it is used by locomotives of different lengths?

[@munteanucatalin9833]

The smallest possible length is equal to the locomotive length +10%. The distance from the switch in the loop to the broken section is also equal with the locomotive length +10%.
You can avoid reverse loop modules by using boosters and configuring different tracks if your layout design permits it.

[@HighFell]

What do I have to do to get any customer service from Roco? I purchased a TT:120 BR108 locomotive in January of this year, it’s motor drive failed within 2 hours, it was returned to Austria for repair, that took 5 months!! It failed again within less than 1 hour. This model has been re released with new motor/transmission so Roco is fully aware there was a fault. The customer service department at Roco fail to respond, I have ‘tickets’ going back weeks and nothing happens. Roco is a scam company and on current form not to be trusted

[@Railandairyoutube]

They just have horriffic service, speaking from experience.