#Rocrail s88 Pc#

Since about the only brand of HO available here is Bachman (they have 2 factory stores here), the only choice I have for a more complicated layout is to do it myself. I am not that familiar with the DCC protocol so its takeing me some time to learn. If I can get that to work, it could control 16 or more functions. I am working on a decoder based on the Parallax Propeller MCU. It works OK except with the MiniDCC, after I leave the Route display (where you can also switch individual turnouts), the turnouts that are active (thrown), get reset back to normal. I have also built the MERG Acc5 accessory decoder with the output modified for Tortoise machines. At least it will control my locos and Bachman turnouts. I have just completed the MiniDCC and a self designed booster using the L298. Let us know how you make out! I'd be interested in hearing your results, But I needed a dozen decoders, 4 or more handhelds, a command station, detectors, decoders for switching, and an interface to a PC. I would imagine for most, just buying the decoders and command station is cheaper, faster, and easier. It has taught me a lot, but it is not for everyone. If nothing else, it is an interesting site with interesting projects. Perhaps in the coming months I will get this done.

#Rocrail s88 Pc#

I have also bought the parts to build the interface to the PC and detectors as well. All this keeping in mind it is for 2 young children.

I would like to reprogram the DIY handhelds to have the simplicity of the Prodigy and add some features that just aren't there but make sense. The DIY is not as simple to use as the Prodigy Advance, but building handhelds for the DIY is much cheaper and I have 2 kids. It works well, but since starting I obtained a Prodigy Advance command station as part of a large purchase. I recently built a dozen of the MERG decoders and for a command station/handhelds, I tried the NanoX-s88 and 4xMinimaus handhelds at: