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I think the Blueline design was simply having the QSI removed and resold the entire line for DC users.Then we learn that we need a motor decoder etc.The good news is BLI is releasing several NEW engines that will be equipped with QSI once again.Another thing about DCC is brands of decoders, control systems etc. Having several different providers of DCC on the locomotive fleet really makes things a bit too complicated and requires a three ring binder full of notes on each engine individually.Set a cv, you forget that value unless you write it down.DC will always have a special place. But I consider them expendable guinea pigs during early track laying and testing before deploying the DCC. That 20 dollar ebay junker can catch fire and burn and it wont hurt my feelings none. That means I can fix the problem before going showtime with the big stuff.
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