Having discovered On30 and acquired several locos with sound, rolling stock, track and a controller, now I find myself confused regarding turnouts. I am running DCC. I purchased two E-Z track  turnouts a while back that are apparently not DCC compatible as they will not permit my Forney to run through them without stalling. I see there are E-Z track turnouts that are designated as DCC compatible and appear different from the other ones I purchased in that they do not have the plastic frog.
  Now, how do I control them? What do I need to hook them up so I can use remote control on them. I have searched the Net pretty thoroughly and have not found an answer. Since, obviously, I don't know what I don't know, what do I need to know?

Jon O

Is there a difference between E-Z track DCC and analog turnouts and how can I tell which is which.

Would you like to see E-Z track with narrow guage tie spacing? I think for those who enjoy model railroading using sectional track rather than flextrack or hand laid track there would be a market. That's to whom I'm addressing the issue.

It seems to me there would be a substantial market for a line of E-Z track in On30 with narrow gauge tie configuration. Any plans for such? I realize there is a tremendous cost in tooling up for such an undertaking, but I'd think there'd be a lot of casual railroaders and Christmas village fans waiting for its introduction.