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Paul A. Cutler III*******************Weather Or No Go New Haven*******************
Hi!
Congratulations! As one who is fixing to jump into DCC with both feet, it is terrific to hear your positive comments. I have narrowed my selection to a Digitrax Super Chief as well, and am currently doing decoder research for the 45 or so locos that I may convert.
Please keep us posted as your new world develops!
Mobilman44
ENJOY !
Living in southeast Texas, formerly modeling the "postwar" Santa Fe and Illinois Central
I'm just getting started in DCC but why would anyone stay with DC once you experience what can be done with DCC. I have a Digitrax Super Chief set and my first two locos were Atlas Master Series - no sound. Today I received a Proto RS27 w/sound from Walther's. Undecorated on sale for about half price. Well, let me tell you. Put the couplers on slapped it on the track and thought I had died and gone to heaven. Just amazing. I haven't even scratched the surface as far as what you can do with DCC but I would encourage everyone who is really into model railroading to go DCC. I know the initial cost is scary but I think it is worth it.
Mainetrains
'there's something happening here, what it is ain't exactly clear' Modeling the Hard Knox Valley Railroad in HO scale http://photos.hardknoxvalley.com/