I've done it and strongly advise however you install them: switches or plugs to
isolate them, using cv15 and 16 lock, consisting, etc. that the installer make
a wiring diagram and record scrupulously the cv settings -- the human memory is
a fragile thing ( and the next owner or customer will thank you too) and put it
somewhere obvious. I recently programmed a set of ABA diesels then put them
away for a year. This year it took me a while to "discover" the consist
address. Now it's printed on the underside of the fuel tanks and notes will go
in the box - lesson learned -- again.
Agree with Bill, in decoders, less is definitely more and apply the KISS
principle at all times.
I'm all ears concerning the Powercraft 3.5 amp tsunami adaptation Mike, can you
tell us more, a link perhaps?
Chris
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