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DC or DCC? or The quest for the ultimate Multi-train system.
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<p><font color="#993300">"Let me try again. You have a spur track that the feeders are shorted together. On a 4x8 DCC layout with one district it all goes down. No question right? But where? Now on a DC layout that same short occurs. You turn off the blocks one at a time and you soon know it is confined to that track. The block narrows it down to a specific area before you even crawl under the layout."</font></p><p> </p><p>Jim, you're comparing apples to onions. You seem to believe that no-one blocks DCC layouts, despite several folks having told you we do.</p><p>If a DCC layout has blocks, and I'd wager that most of them do, the process is identical. </p><p>Mike Tennent</p>
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