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<p>i don't know if anyone here is familiar with the Belt Railway of Chicago, but they have remote control switches to cross over on the yard leads from the main line, and also on the west end of the west receiving yards. all ya have to do is "tone up" the switch, check the route, throw it if ya have to (from the radio!), and pull! does that make ME a zombie because my engineer can get us lined up while we're still outside the yard, instead of stopping an 11,000 ton train just to check one switch on the other side of a curve?? that's what's better with dcc-it saves you time and you CAN recreate almost anything in the world of railroading. </p>
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