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Copper Tape MOC?

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The LEGO community is discussing the possibility of using copper tape to modify newer LEGO tracks to work with older 9V train systems. A user is seeking advice on whether this is a safe and viable modification.

The original poster, /u/neverquitereallysure, is looking to expand their 9V train setup but is finding it difficult to acquire additional track pieces in the US. They've observed others using copper tape on newer tracks as a potential solution and are asking for feedback on its safety and compatibility. Specifically, they are concerned about whether this modification could damage their 9V system.

The post is open for discussion and advice from other LEGO enthusiasts. The community is encouraged to share their experiences and insights regarding this modification.

If you're looking to revitalize your older LEGO train sets, you might want to explore options for acquiring additional 9V track pieces or consider the copper tape modification. You may also want to get a brick separator to help with any modifications.

I have brought out my old 9V train and id love to add more track but it is nearly impossible to get any in the US. I have seen people add copper tape to the newer track. has anyone done this? is it safe? will it fry my system? thank you for an help! submitted by /u/neverquitereallysure [link] [comments]

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