rrebell fieryturbo The price has got to come down for me to buy in. Right now I'm spending $30-40 on a used loco and maybe $15 on a decoder. I know this is the future, but I'll wait until it gets better and cheaper. But what did you pay for your system?
fieryturbo The price has got to come down for me to buy in. Right now I'm spending $30-40 on a used loco and maybe $15 on a decoder. I know this is the future, but I'll wait until it gets better and cheaper.
The price has got to come down for me to buy in. Right now I'm spending $30-40 on a used loco and maybe $15 on a decoder. I know this is the future, but I'll wait until it gets better and cheaper.
But what did you pay for your system?
I paid $120 for a DCC-equipped GP40, command station, lokmaus2, 4 cars, and a circle of 15" radius track, brand new.
Julian
Modeling Pre-WP merger UP (1974-81)
gregc see bluerailtrains.com what do they mean by standard or DCC? By standard do they mean providing power by maintaining a full DC track voltage?
see bluerailtrains.com
what do they mean by standard or DCC? By standard do they mean providing power by maintaining a full DC track voltage?
Right in the FAQ page.
http://bluerailtrains.com/faq.cfm
Rich
If you ever fall over in public, pick yourself up and say “sorry it’s been a while since I inhabited a body.” And just walk away.
greg - Philadelphia & Reading / Reading
Bluerail has no released their spec's for their first module, 58mmx28mm (last dimenion is not stated but they got a pic, looks like 1/4"). They also say they will be coming out with a narrow board and if all goes well, an N scale version. Max volt 24 and 2amp max connections for dead rail and connection future expantion for sound onboard, 9 pin compatable. $75 price point.