Something like--the only thing to fear is fear itself!
I think it all depends on how your mind is organized (or in my case
un-organized). My DCC system worked extremely well until about two
weeks ago. It has to be a short of some kind, so that would also be
around with straight DC or even AC.
Personally I would stay with DC if it works for you. However, if you
long for more control, more possibilities and some pretty good sound the
change would be good. There certainly is a learning curve and just like
anything in a similar electronic mode, the curve seems to be changing
with every update or upgrade.
Bob
>
> Bob,
>
> I've been told the same thing, simply pull the DC and install the DCC and
> it'll work out okay. GULP!
>
> I figure if I switch, I need to pull all the wiring and rewire the
> layout to
> be safe.
>
> What keeps me back is all my 30 some locomotives needs refitted, or
> should I
> say most of them?
>
> I'm getting close to start selling off most of my equipment.
>
> Bill (Fraley)
>
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>
>
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