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The new Bachmann DCC limits-pro or con?
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I have had a Bachmann E-Z Command system for the last 6 months or so. I opted to go for the Bachmann DCC Equipped locos (for AUD99.00 each they are great value), but my P2k loco still run OK if I use #10 (analog loco) on the controller, as do my 10-15 year old Athearn DC locos! Although I did notice that when a DC loco is being controlled, there can be a slowing of any DCC locos that are running. <br /> <br />I beleive Bachmann is bringing out out a 5A power booster within the year (2005), and a second control panel to allow two person operation. Can't wait for that! <br /> <br />I only have an 8 x 5 foot layout, and I find the E-Z Command system works well with that size layout. I have 4 DCC equipped locos, and the controller will run 3 locos at once - I reckon thats not bad for what is labelled a 'budget system'. <br /> <br />One of the BIG advantages of any DCC system is that you don't have to have any isolating sections for standard operation (although it's handy to have one to de-consist locos!).
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