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Juby, I use Analog. There will be a "Sidekick" for the bell and whistle purchased on my next trip to the store. DCC will come someday and it will be based on Digitraz's Zepheyr. Note that Analog leaves off a few sounds but you are so enjoying the engine going down the track you kinda forget the limitations of Analog. One has manual with the model that can be followed to actually program with Analog but Ill just leave it the way it is from the factory. There is another thread that has videos with sound of a BLI mike coming down the pike. That one is directly influenced my decsion to go with a BLI engine or two or 3 nfmisso, Thank you for your links they are very helpful to me. The photos were excellent! I am intimidated by the lack of room for the screw. I am going to have a few cups of tea and contemplate the job ahead. It will take me some time before I am ready to actually do the work. There were other projects (actually several) that are currently either curing, drying and setting on my table. Tom Watkins, Thanks again for your response. Perhaps we find that all BLI engines may have a similar method of adding a coupler to the front. Take care everyone and good luck to you! Lee
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