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A section of APS track showing the neutral sections at the end of the powered segments plus one of the insulating joint boxes which mechanically and electrically join the APS rail segments.

Photographed by SPSmiler summer 2006.

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current20:27, 13 March 20071,250×892 (544 KB)Spsmiler (A section of APS track showing the neutral sections at the end of the powered segments plus one of the insulating joint boxes which mechanically and electrically join the APS rail segments. Photographed by SPSmiler summer 2006.)
07:32, 3 August 20061,250×892 (544 KB)Spsmiler (A section of APS track showing the neutral sections at the end of the powered segments plus one of the insulating joint boxes which mechanically and electrically join the ends of the power rails. Photographed by SPSmiler summer 2006.)
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