Hi Jennifer. As the Rails decoders are made by DCC Concepts i'm curious to know how the two compare? DCC Concepts Zen Black decoders advertise the Advanced Brown Out Protection just like the Rails decoder, however Rails of Sheffield are advertising this as new improved solution to smooth operation. I'm just curious to know how the two differ and is the Brown Out in the rails decoder and better than what we get with the DCC Concepts decoder?
Jennifer, perhaps you can tell me why oh why do manufacturers have a red light to show on or working. As a retired Electronics engineer a red light has always been a fault condition across all products I have worked on.
Oeh the purple a4 is really lovely. I have the same one, but sadly a gear seems to have been damaged so it makes a clicking sound when running. Will probably be sending it to a repair shop next week or so
Hi Jennifer. A very interesting and informative video. Apologies if I have asked this before; I wonder how you manage switching between DC and DCC control on your layout.
I’ve been using DCC for the past 8 years. I’m looking at changing some of my chips. Would you use something like the original Hornby units, or would you go for a totally different brand of decoder?
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The Brownout seems like a very good function, not come across that before. Demonstrated and explained so well.
I really like the way you explain things. Kep up the really good work. Cheers from Aus.
Hi Jennifer. As the Rails decoders are made by DCC Concepts i'm curious to know how the two compare? DCC Concepts Zen Black decoders advertise the Advanced Brown Out Protection just like the Rails decoder, however Rails of Sheffield are advertising this as new improved solution to smooth operation. I'm just curious to know how the two differ and is the Brown Out in the rails decoder and better than what we get with the DCC Concepts decoder?
That's awesome locomotives Jenny and I enjoying the videos and 👌👍👍👍👍😎😎❤️ and I like your layout too Awesome
I must confess to being one of the hard core of people who like adjusting the CVs. I use JMRI DecoderPro - it makes adjusting settings much easier.
just ordered one to try it out thanks jenny
Jennifer, perhaps you can tell me why oh why do manufacturers have a red light to show on or working. As a retired Electronics engineer a red light has always been a fault condition across all products I have worked on.
Great video Jen those decoders look good.
Oeh the purple a4 is really lovely. I have the same one, but sadly a gear seems to have been damaged so it makes a clicking sound when running. Will probably be sending it to a repair shop next week or so
Hi Jennifer. A very interesting and informative video. Apologies if I have asked this before; I wonder how you manage switching between DC and DCC control on your layout.
Excellent video very informative 👍😀😀😀🚂
Those decoders look great
The Rails decoder looks like a good one. Thank goodness for that!!
im not really convinced that the 'brown out' fearure makes a difference tbh but i may try one out anyway and see...
I’ve been using DCC for the past 8 years. I’m looking at changing some of my chips. Would you use something like the original Hornby units, or would you go for a totally different brand of decoder?
Its a pity that you retro fit a magnet with a metal sheet under the rails. That may improve the light locos movement.
Thanks for the video. 👍
What is the grey locomotive behind the 2-8-2 Western?
Wish I could find a StayAlive for my Dean Single
Do these support ABC breaking.
Also - this is why I approve of stay alives.
You just cost me £150 had to have the purple A4
That’s a five minute job, is it not? So easy that even a disabled person like me could do it!!
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