well here it is i made the big step to tmcc i hooked it up today and heard my new lionel penn steam like i never heard before. I am loving the step i made worth every pennie
Next Step, Legacy
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Forget legacy what a ripoff
bigdogjeff Forget legacy what a ripoff
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if i was to go with any it would be mth system lionel is about ripping the average hobbiest off.
bigdogjeff if i was to go with any it would be mth system lionel is about ripping the average hobbiest off.
but you are probably thinking that the DCS system can control TMCC and Legacy engines, but Legacy can not control PS-2 engines, so it is Lionel's decision not to do so. Well back in the 80's when TMCC came out Lionel made it and open architecture and that is how MTH incorporated it into DCS... BUT MTH locked down the DCS system so it could not be incorporated into TMCC/Legacy...oh, lets also adress the TMCC vs Legacy cost. TMCC was cheeper, yes, but Legacy is in the same price range as DCS... and yes MTH has a cheep remote, but so does Lionel with the K-Line remote.
.... a ripoff is only an item " an indivdual buys " and it's not functional ... legacy is extremely funtional . The only complaint I have is the cost of the expansion kit ... you may as well buy a whole complete set instead of paying the huge amount for the extra controller only . I'm still useing my tmcc because I have no need for the legacy yet . When I do I will buy the legacy system . Don't just buy one to say you have one if there's no need to .... then no one will feel ripped off . You don't even want to know what I think of MTH's actions .... and I won't go there ... Legacy even adds some advanced controls to TMCC engines .
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