John,
I'm a frog juicer fan. Saves a lot of extra wiring and dealing with
various types of switches, micro-switches, etc. One wire and forget it.
I would recommend you look into the solution for the issue Duncan (Tam
Valley Depot guy) was initially having with NCE products and consider
implement the fix across the board wether you use NCE or not. A be
prepared type of thing. If my memory is correct, it's just the
addition of a resistor but it eliminates the potential of the DCC
systems fault detection tripping in the millisecond it takes the frog
juicer to detect the fault and switch the polarity. Your system may
have a slower fault detection than the current NCE systems now but you
never know how that might change in the future.
Chris Borgmeyer
Westfield Center, OH
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