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Two Truck Shay
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DC Walkaround recommendations
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Interested in looking at DC walkaround throttle systems for N scale. I know of MRC, any other recommendations?
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Aristocraft made a wireless one that was all the rage with NTRAK back before digitrax got big.
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Digitrax DT402D!
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Re: DC Walkaround recommendations
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July 14, 2009, 11:11:13 PM »
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DC - here's my throttle of choice:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/kstapleton3/851.HTM
i used this for my HO switching layout for nearly a decade without a single issue. best $$$ i ever spent on a throttle.
i still have it and will never part with it - i'm that fond of it.
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My club uses the Aristo ones, and the deceleration are somewhat prototypical. The stopping can be a bit difficult to get used to, but its a reliable simple system, with accelerating, decelerating, and emergency stop buttons.
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