what is the difference between O-gauge and G-gauge?
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The O-Gauge Trains are mostly metal and the G-Gauge are all plastic...Unlike the O-Gauge polar express train set, the G-Gauge set is made up of plastic as it would then be lighter for younger kids to play safely. The locomotive body as well as tracks is completely plastic. Another major difference between the two is the fact that the G- Gauge Lionel Polar Express Train Set is run on a battery, not electricity. That's the reason this model is a lot cheaper as well.
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O vs G is the size of the tracks which translate into the size of your train + accessories. The Christmas trains sets you will typically find in toy stores are G. They are maybe twice as big as O gauge. Because of the larger size, the G gauge in retail stores are typically plastic - lighter, cheaper and run on batteries. I have yet to see an O in your normal retail store. O gauge is 1:48 scale (vs 1:22-29 of G). Myself, am shopping for an O gauge that does not run on batteries. Like this one.
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As I work only in HO scale, I would be reluctant to advise you about anything dealing with S guage. I can suggest that you might get in touch with Model Train Stuff as they have answered several teachical questions for me in the past. You can find their contact information on the Internet.
1276278
Sorry..It is not on the gauge. Probably on the blister pack which I no longer have. It appears to be good quality however.
240283
gauge is the thickness measurement for the product not the internal electric tolerance of the device
1240024
I have seen these at home depot, they are of a thinner gauge, the more expensive model is quite thick and heavy.
637958
There is no gauge. Only the floating weight on top and the over pressure vents. I call it good when the weight is gently rocking and letting out small puffs of steam. Works great.
1147379
O gauge track. The Scale refers to the size of the train. It is O scale also
2250355
I got it for a relative. I don't know what gauge it is, but it was built really cheap.
2092826
Haven't really compared, but this one is of a very heavy gauge and in my opinion really high quality.
516341
I don't know the gauge but the maker is solid steel inside and out. I don't use it. The steamer doesn't work right and it has balance issues. Highly recommend the cuisinox - extremely well made espresso maker without steamer.
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I'm sorry I don't know, my grandson just received his gift Tuesday for his birthday. He has played it often since then but I don't know what gauge. Would it tell you if you went to the website of the manufacturer? Sorry.
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This is a question that needs to go back to the manufacture. I can not understand why you would need this information because the air does not go through the gauge. Unless this is used for medical, you are being overly protective or live in California. If it is being used the gauge for medical equipment, you should go back to the original equipment manufacturer.
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I'm not familiar with the different gauges for trains, but I believe HO is larger. These tracks are for the early childhood train sets such as Thomas the Tank Engine, Brio, Melissa & Doug, etc. The only scale I've heard used for these is "Brio Scale."
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Don't know the gauge ..,,, but I use standard L nails and it works great ....
922367
Not sure, purchased this for my O-gauge Lionel layout. My suggestion is go to Google Search and ask the same question, you'l probably get a fewhundred responses. Good Luck....
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There are a few diagrams in the product photos. Go back to the page where you can buy the gauge and look at the last few photos.
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Loosely for this product, the terms may be used interchangeably. An O-ring is Normally comprised of a round rubber material formed looped into an "o" shape. Gasket material is normally flat and in this case shaped into an "o". Gaskets seal two flat surfaces while an O-ring seal off two devices in which one slips inside of the other.