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Pardon me, but you guys are BOTH being ridiculous.   You are over age 8, aren't you?Of course it's silly to expect a huge manual or set of printed manuals with each decoder (especially such as QSI and Tsunami).  I don't think either of you really thinks this is realistic.But it's also silly to suggest the manufacturer have two products for each decoder, one with manuals and one without.Finally, it's equally silly to suggest that there be absolutely no printed manuals or instructions.  Again, I don't think either of you really thinks this is sensible.How about a compromise, along the lines of one I suggested earlier:A realtively small printed manual with each decoder -- covering installation, the basics, noting any differences from the other decoders in the series, and mentioning the following:The full manual available online.   And/or on a CD (like SoundTraxx has for the Tsunami, and it is, or was, free from Litchfield). A printed version of the full manual, covering the series of decoders, available at the same retailers (stores and/or online), for a nominal extra charge.
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