i tried searching the web but cant seem to find a good instruction on how to isolate the motor. im wanting to put a dcc decoder on one of my older dc loco. im a picture kind of guy who needs to look at pics in order to understand things. could any of you guys post some links on instructions on how to isolate the motor.

thanks!

hi there folks...

i got a hold of an old 44-ton switcher loco. this one is not the dcc ready nor the equipped one. anyone can tell me how to convert this thing to dcc. how do you isolate and wire the 2 motors??

thanks!

hi there....i don't know if i can ask this here. anyways....can i use the DCC e-z track turnouts with other DCC contollers (i.e. digitrax, lenz, mrc etc.)

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hi there uys....

im about to start on my very first layout. im thinking of using the e-z track for the simplcity of it. i want to do a sort of a 2 level layout in which i will a have track that will somehow climb a small mountain. could i use the e-z track on an incline a decline??? or would i be better off using a flex track???

thanks!

what is this really for??? do i need this when i plan on going with a DCC setup??

thanks for all this newbie questions

hi there....

im very new to this hobby and still doing all my research before buying or doing anything. right now im really thorn between DC or DCC. i am getting mixed opinions about this two things. i myself is really leaning towards in getting a DCC set because if this is the future of model trains then might as well start with it already. But some people say that DCC are hard for a beginner to understand while others say that DC is very hard to wire and could cause me some troubles. Im really planning on taking this new hobby as far as i can especially with the layout. So isn't it having a DCC layout a lot easier than DC especially when i plan on expanding in the future???

on the other note....can the bachmann "EZ Command" station control the DCC EZ-Track turnouts and crossovers??? also will the "EZ Command" just work with the EZ-Tracks??? Because im planning on using flex tracks when doing my layout.

Thanks!