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<p>Do you mean switch to DCC?</p> <p>If you hardly ever run a train or indulge into complex switching operation, involving more than one loco, there is not much of a reason to switch to DCC, as you apparently don´t need the virtues of this system. DCC minimizes the wiring effort, can improve a loco´s performance (but not beyond the mechanism´s abilities) and allows for sound, which still is a little uncomfortable on DC operated layouts.</p> <p>The basic difference between DC and DCC is that with DC you control the track power and with DCC you control the loco. From your description of operation, I´d say you don´t need that.</p>
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