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Well George, hopefully some day you be the one of the folks who get invited to a market research group for a DCC manufacturer and you'll get the opportunity to bring up those points. But most likely the agency that arranges these little Pow-Wows invite folks that know nothing technical about the product they are evaluating (or they just came for the free lunch). That's usually how it goes. So keep up the steam. If everyone accepted the status quo, we wouldn't see much improvement. You never know what the future will bring. When I started in the hobby, controlling the train not the track was more or less in it's experimental stages. Now we have a revolutionary way to control the trains that's readily available. Your right, there's a long way to go. Things can be done better. I invasion a day when controllers will be [url="http://www.microsoft.com/games/trainsimulator/articles_raildriver.asp"]Prototypical[/url]. A camera in the loco will give you the view of your layout from your cab window on your big screen TV with synchronized full surround sound. How about a cab that sways, vibrates and rocks to sit in.
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