Great video - and looks easily like the best solution! Also thanks for the 'straw-in-the-hole' tip - love that.

Wow that's so helpful, I'd worked out something similar involving dremel filing some plastic off the back, but your system with the paste is brilliant, thanks for sharing 👍👍

I used it and it worked really well!  Thank you for sharing this.  First time was a fail, but 2nd time I used a tiny steel brush to scratch the rail underside just a little prior to the paste, and perfect.   Now I can add feeders AND sensors to an isolated section of track!

Nice idea…. This is expert level soldering. I would recommend experimenting on a throw away piece of track before attempting this.

Thanks for a great demonstration!

Great technique.
I'm going to try it out myself

Fantastic idea, I plan on using it. thanks for sharing.

Straight forward. Brilliant!

Great tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼

I bought a pair of the Kato feeders and it’s just stranded 24 awg wire soldered to the bottom of the metal connector.   So pop out the metal park, add some flux and solder on a wire. Much more reliable

Thanks for sharing !! Perfect idea 👊

Very nice video. It's probably the best connection you could make to a Kato track. All the others that I've seen wouldn't last as long as yours.
GreatJob! I'm just starting to put my track together. I'm sure this will work just fine. Thanks again for the demonstration. Mark G.

Thanks SOOOOO much for this video!!!

Great video sir... I will be using this technique. Thank you kindly

Well as much as I wanted to learn this and save some money, I can't do it. I made the little right hook on the ends of the wire, but could never get a large solder blob on the end of the wire, using plenty of flux paste! I then got one wire to get some solder but when I tried to solder the wire like in your video it burned a hole in the track and never could get it to solder. 2-3 seconds max.

My soldering iron is a cheap one, but it works, I burned my fingers 3 times! LoL! I 'm using tinned 22G solid wire. I guess soldering is just not for me. I can't imagine trying to do this under a Grid or table.

Hi
I learned a lot from your video
I am a total newbe
Does it matter which side of the track is red or black wire?
Also as a starter can I already buy this pre down and if so can you please share a link

Why do you Tin the hooked ends, when the wire your using and suggesting is already tinned?

Ok 👍 how do you crbbfcybyour feeders to the bus  do you solder again? Or use suitcase connectors?

I solder the feeders to the bus

Thanks for the tip . Just starting in model RR with N gauge . Nice Shack . Steve N0SLT