03-28-2016, 02:25 PM
For years I operated my layouts on DC and I was never very happy with it. In 2000 we sold our house and lived in a house with no room for a layout until 2009. Then we bought a layout room with a house attached and layout construction began. I knew that a decent control system would make operation so much better. I spent several years investigating various DCC systems and came up with no decision on what system I would purchase. So many people were having so many problems with DCC, it just seemed that DCC was a hobby within a hobby, all I wanted was to build and operate a layout and have fun without all these hassles.
In the fall of 2013 I took the plunge and purchased a RailPro system and I am thrilled with it. It is so simple to install operate and puts a huge amount of fun in to model railroading. I have never had any problem of any kind with this system. This is about as Tech an I get. All my track and turnouts are hand laid, I do not use Fast Tracks jigs because of the cost. I align my turrnouts manually as I go with the train much the same as the prototype. I do use Fast Tracks "Bullfrogs" with the turnouts. No fancy wiring or control panels, as simple as I can make it.
Mel
In the fall of 2013 I took the plunge and purchased a RailPro system and I am thrilled with it. It is so simple to install operate and puts a huge amount of fun in to model railroading. I have never had any problem of any kind with this system. This is about as Tech an I get. All my track and turnouts are hand laid, I do not use Fast Tracks jigs because of the cost. I align my turrnouts manually as I go with the train much the same as the prototype. I do use Fast Tracks "Bullfrogs" with the turnouts. No fancy wiring or control panels, as simple as I can make it.
Mel
Having more fun with RailPro