Re: Gauntlet tracks

["Roderick Smith" <rodsmith@werple.net.au>]

The approach to Seymour turntable is not gauntlet.
I have posted to the thread already, parts of Gladstone were technically
gauntlet (bg & sg).
The turntable approach was not gauntlet: it was six rail common centreline.
The unclear diagrams posted by other people have not really clarified the
situation.
Gauntlet requires four rails, where trains run on rails 1 & 3, and on rails
2 & 4.
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Regards
Roderick Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

John Dennis <jdennis@acslink.net.au> wrote in article 
> >I wonder if technically the approach and turntable at Seymour could be
> >considered gauntlet?
> Technically, you may be right.  In which case the turntable at
> Gladstone (SA) (during triple gauge days) counts too, as the only
> example to my knowledge of interlaced triple gauge track.  Six "rails"
> on the turntable bridge.