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DCC legal in this forum?

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Posted by TonyWalsham on Saturday, July 15, 2006 9:58 PM
I couldn't see any reason why discussion of DCC here would not be permitted.
Such discussions should be welcome.

BTW. To the best of my knowledge the CVP Airwire system has not been issued with NMRA DCC compliance certificates and therefore cannot be advertised as being DCC compatible.
This is now reflected in CVP magazine advertising of the Airwire where there is no mention of DCC compatibility.

Best wishes,

Tony Walsham

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Posted by cacole on Saturday, July 15, 2006 8:00 PM

I use a battery powered DCC system for all of my G-scale locomotives except for the live steam ones.  CVP Products' AirWire 900 is a wireless DCC system specifically for G-scale battery-powered trains.  Check their web site for more information.  http://www.cvpusa.com

 

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DCC legal in this forum?
Posted by Greg Elmassian on Friday, July 14, 2006 10:50 PM

Well, DCC not listed in the header, but where else to post?

Regards, Greg

(and why is the Arial font so much bigger than Times ? looks like a font size mismatch.

 

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