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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by MiniCG It didn't dawn on me that this could be prototypical. [:I] [/quote] Yes it's prototypical, but not to the extremes you see it running your trains. Besides constant flickering degrades the life of the bulb, thus you'll need tyo change them faster than if you apply constant voltage to them. If you want to flicker the lights in a manner more prototypical, you can install a cheap (is there such a thing) FX DCC decoder in the passenger car, assuming you run DCC. this would allow you to turn on and off the lights as you wanted to. Jay.
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