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[quote user="pcarrell"] <P>One thing that gets a lot of newer folks to the hobby is the subtle difference between DCC ready and DCC compatable. Be careful when listening for these terms. </P> <P>[/quote]</P> <P>Philip,</P> <P>Wadayer mean "newer folks"? I have been playing around with trains for nigh on 50 years and it "gets me" too! Of course we have not had DCC all that time. [;)]</P> <P>Just the other day I had to ring a supplier to ask him what he meant by DCC Ready. It was what I thought it meant - as you defined in your post. The thing that I was unaware of, and it just shows that I am a dummy, is that the place to plug in the decoder is covered by what looks like a mini PCB from the factory. I was looking for a sort of a plug on the end of a cable, not just receptacles on a PCB.</P> <P>Now I know, but a bit of unecessary anxiety because the instructions were inadequate. Am I the only dummy who did not know that the place to plug in a decoder would be hidden?[D)]</P> <P> </P>
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