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"Any time you can break an electrical system down into many small pieces it is always easier to trouble shoot. Basic troubleshooting 101."Basic Troubleshooting 102: The likelyhood of trouble in a circuit increases exponentially with the number of small pieces.  Frankly, I've never seen this particular argument (short recovery and troubleshooting) against DCC - probably because a short is a short, no matter if its DC or DCC. If you design your system correctly, you can limit the effects of  a short and find the problem no matter the system.But I must ask - which is easier, finding which of 200 blocks is causing a problem or which of 10 blocks?Mike Tennent
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