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QSI Quantum

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    February 2002
  • From: Reading, PA
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Posted by rrinker on Saturday, December 8, 2012 7:16 PM

 From the manual it looks like "sort of"

Sort of meaning they have their own methodology, where if the loco enters a track with an asymmetrical source, witht he effective DC polarity the same as the current direction of tracel, the loco will just keep movimng, and if it is reverse, the loco will come to a stop. Since you can't control which half of the asymmetrical DCC signal to pass based on loco direction, in theory a QSI Quantum loco will either stop or just keep going.

          --Randy

 


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QSI Quantum
Posted by southernpacificgs4 on Saturday, December 8, 2012 7:06 PM

I have a loc with a QSI Quantum sound dedcoder is this decoder suporting asymetrical DCC?

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