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MTH and a year ago
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:) I may be wrong but I believe all the engines will offer DCC in addition to the MTH DCS standard. Reduced features of course.<br><br>[quote user="SpaceMouse"]<p>It really doesn't matter what they come out with or how good it is. It is as simple as this. </p> <p><font size="4"><strong><em>DCS is a system that can never be more than a toy train. </em></strong></font></p> <p>Why? Becasue you can't model anything. Suppose they had 20 differnt locos. You can run only the locos they have.</p> <p>I can't model the 1880's because I can't take the MDC, Bachman, and IHC models and convert then because there are no DSC decoders and DSC is not DCC compatible.</p> <p>I can't model 1917 Redwoods for the same reason. I have to convert old Mantua 2-6-2s into side tankers. Oops can't run them. No decoders. </p> <p>I can't build a junky climax. </p> <p>So until they put out decoders--oh wait a minute--their decoders run on 24 volts--they'll fry the 16 volt motors. So they can't release their decoders without damaging our current inventory.</p> <p><strong><em><font size="4">DSC is a bad business plan.</font></em></strong> </p> <p> </p>[/quote]
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