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November 29, 2011, 09:45:50 am »
maybe some handy ideas for those doing dcc i liked the green max idea using the kato decoder.
http://www.iwahashi-s.co.jp/dcc0607/dcc_doc1.htm
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Very nice page. I'm not sure why the DK51 would not work with the Tomix points though.
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Kato and Tomix turnout motors are pretty much the same. The only thing I can think of that might cause issues is that Kato requires more power to throw the switch, and that the Tomix motors can't handle that power.
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I thought the website claimed that the decoder would blow, not the tomix turnout, or am I misreading it?
Either way, wouldn't a resistor in series with the tomix turnout solve that problem?
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I haven't read the details to be honest.. I have tried a Lenz accessory decoder modified for Kato turnouts on a Tomix turnout, and that worked just fine. That was a static, 6-output decoder though, not a tiny one like the Digitrax mentioned.
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I've used an NCE Switchkat to operate a Kato turnout and a Tomix semaphore signal together but maybe the output spread between the two drops it down a bit.
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