NEWBIE ALERT!

[Anonymous]

Welcome aboard![#welcome]

[PennsyHoosier]

Good to have you here. No problem with posting a question previously answered. The folks here will point you in the right direction to older threads. I continue to be amazed at the depth of the expertise here. HAVE FUN!

[railman]

Yes, welcome, plenty of topics to explore and questions to ask...go ahead, that's what the forum is for!

[yellowducky]

We're all newbies at heart !
That's what keeps us young, even if some of us are half a century and counting.

[jhoff310]

Welcome aboard, have fun and I hope you enjoy the greatest hobby on earth

[TrainFreak409]

Welcome to the forums! You will learn a lot of stuff here, that's practically a promise.

~[8]~ TrainFreak409 ~[8]~

[AntonioFP45]

QUOTE: Originally posted by ESVNSCR

Sorry guys, just went down and started reading some other posts and found some relevant info. Should have looked before i leaped thaanks anyways.......

What do you think so far? Any preferences yet?

[Anonymous]

ESVNSCR

No problem. The number of threads can be quite intimidating!! Welcome to what I think is the greatest hobby in the world!!

[Anonymous]

Sorry guys, just went down and started reading some other posts and found some relevant info. Should have looked before i leaped thaanks anyways.......

[Anonymous]

OK guys, Im brand new. I just recently purchased a Bachmann set off of ebay and now as I pour thru websites and books I learn about DCC, yes that is how new I am, I thought you just plugged in the box and set it to go. Now I realize that DCC is a MUST and am interested in purchasing and setting up a DCC system, What I want does not have to be top of the line I want something relatively inexpensive that still has plenty of functionality. Any ideas you guys have sure would help. Thanks.