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by Don Fiehmann
Digital Command Control (DCC) is the latest improvement in electrical operation of model trains, but it's so much more. DCC can help model trains take advantage of all the new features in modern model trains like realistic sound and smoother switching and running. This comprehensive, all-new volume helps modelers get the most out of DCC with diagrams and photos shhowing how DCC works, from wiring, to installing and setting decoders in running equipment, to throttle units. The DCC Guide presents an overview of the product lines available and helps modelers select the right system for their plans.
Softcover; 8 1/4 x 10 3/4; 80 pages; 80 color photos; 55 illustrations;
Book Introduction

By Lionel Strang. Simple explanations of DCC theory, systems, components and operations.

Great book for someone just starting out in model railroading.

By Tony Koester. Operate like the pros!

By Lou Sassi. Have a layout that looks like the ones in magazines - tricks from a master!

By Lou Sassi. From soup to nuts! Build this beauty or use the skills on your own design.

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The comprehensive guide to DCC by Stan Ames, Rutger Friberg & Ed Loizeaux.
Do you have questions about DCC? Here is the book for you! This book is ideal for all of your customers who want to learn more about NMRA DCC technology. For the beginner there is loads of basic information and comprehensive coverage of system options. For your customers who already are using DCC, the book can help them with questions and maximize their DCC investments.
This book covers terminology, concepts, decoder installations, wiring, advanced operation and helpful tips. The book is written by three members of the NMRA DCC Working Group; Stan Ames, Rutger Friberg and Ed Loizeaux. The authors' aim is to give readers their thorough knowledge about DCC and explain it in an easy way in order to make the technology understood by everyone. This book was an instant sellout at the NMRA convention. The novice will get the grasp of the technology, with its terminology and concepts. The expert gets help on how to continue work on their DCC layout and answers to questions they might have. Everyone will find it useful that the book also includes decoder installations, wiring and on top of that Do-it-yourself projects and other helpful tips involving DCC.