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This is a very interesting subject and i promise not to poo hoo anything,I have looked into the one from DCCBitswitch and it is terrific, even has an adjustable delay as well. Using reed switches is a good way to do it but for my application the current sensing method is better, as it is easier to use if you have a bi directional layout as do i. I think it is more reliable but more expensive as well.I have just recently built myself a siding just so i could put in a DCCBitswitch installation but alas i could not, so i actually have the rails and points (switches) in place but no controls at this point.If whover put that info in about Dallee could give me the detail i would be most gratefulRgds Ian
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