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That DCC engine may get cranky on DC if you cut off the voltage too much or too early or too little. They will then get cranky and need a reset.The older QSI engines had a manual pot switch to reset easily, but today's engines either have a reed which may or may not work and sometimes require a set of 3 cv values entered via DCC for a reset.QSI is on the verge of releasing thier aftermarket decoder for installs into analog engines. They are very much anticipated.I take it you already discovered how crappy the MRC decoder is against the QSI?You WILL run DCC some day.That first sound/dcc engine is the first crack in the opening door towards DCC.Enjoy!
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