KATO | UNITRACK M2 MASTER TRACK SET Unboxing |

Published 31 May 2022
Marlin has a good look at the Kato M2 Master Track set.
This is a great starting point for anyone wishing to begin building an N gauge layout.
The set contains track to make a large oval including a siding lane.
Switch toggles and controller are also included.
Just add a locomotive to complete.
More information:
www.hearnshobbies.com/collections/kato
The Kato UNITRACK Master (M) and Variation (V) sets are the ultimate expansion track sets, perfect for beginners who are looking to get started in the hobby, while also providing complex structures for those seeking to create more complex and advanced layouts! Starting with the base Master Set, you can expand to create any layout you desire by adding as many Variation sets or individual unitrack pieces as you like! Each Variation set box contains a complete layout landmark, whether it's a staging yard, a passing siding, or a flyover viaduct bridge.
The M2 Basic Oval and Siding track set consists of a 3' x 6' oval of Kato UNITRACK (12 3/8" radius curves) with rerailing track section, a passing siding using #6 turnouts and a Kato Powerpack SX. Couple the M1 with any of Kato USA's "Starter Series" train sets or individual locomotive and car releases to customize your own starter set
KATO UNITRACK MASTER SET M2
Kato N Scale M2 (Master 2) Basic Oval Track Set With Siding Track Set and Kato's New SX Power Pack
Kato Item #20-853
New Packaging will include bilengual English & Japanese Text
Builds a Basic Single-Track Oval with Siding extension- approximate size of
6'10" x 2'6", using 12-3/8" radius curve track with rerailing track section, a passing siding using #6 turnouts and a Kato Power pack
Couple the M2 with any of Kato USA's "Starter Series" train sets or individual locomotive and car releases to customize your own starter set
Easy-to-transport box with carrying handle
Reliable and easy-to-use UNITRACK snap track system makes setting up both temporary and permanent layouts a snap
Includes:
New Kato DC SX Power Pack
Turnout Control Switch
Crossing Accessories
Storage Drawer for Locomotives & Accessories
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[@patrickbrun5830]

Mir gefällt das sehr gut: Es ist ein einfaches und funktionales System.

[@ExploreAmerica]

Thanks for the info. I hope you’re having a good week brother

[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

Thank you for watching!

[@002tar]

if you want to use this set as a DCC setup do you still need this kato transformer to power the track switches??

[@jamesvaughan9471]

I have just been given a nice set of Kato and Bachman N scale locos and passenger cars. However I dont have any track. What would you recommend for Kato track sets to buy? I like this one as it has the power pack and siding. What would you add to it? I dont yet know what I want to design, but I do want to run both an HO and N scale at the same time. I will have a fairly large area (20' by 10' L shape approx 2-4' deep). Thanks!

[@walterbartels3994]

Does a Kato controller require using 100v (step down transformer) or just 110v (house current)

[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

The Kato controllers purchased in your region should be made to use your local power. For example ours are all 240v for Australia.

[@uan588]

Noice

[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

Thank you for watching!

[@darwinatgc]

Kato has no options for elevating the track. You have to buy all new special track.. less options and twice as expensive. I wish i knew this before i chose kato.. i would have gone woth bachman.

[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

each brand and solutions has its plus and minus. Overall Kato offer a very convenient way to build layout; of course traditional track (ie. Peco) had a bit more flexibility.

[@unclejohnieplays5651]

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[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

Hello

[@NothusDeusVagus]

I would like to point out that even though one may attach a certain number of Remote Control Switch Turn-out Units to the side of the powersupply/controller, only a finite number could be so employed as each RCST unit not only draws power but will also provide a certain level of resistance thereby lowering the amount of power available for the next unit on. Hearns and You as the representative of Hearns at least in this Video would be far better served, as would any prospective client taking what you say as truth, if you were to state for certain just exactly how many of those RCST units or indeed other attachments could be used before another power source would be required to power the layout. If you don't know then surely it's your job, your responsibility to find out as this product and others like it are likely being sold and/or endorsed by You/Hearns.... Otherwise a good video.

[@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne]

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