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Installed one of the boards last night. Honestly I found it to be easier that installing a plain DCC decoder.I also salvaged the LED off the stock Kato light-board. (Attachment Link) I’ll probably be installing the other one later on today as a demonstration and photo-op for my boss before we drop in some Next18 sound decoders and put these things to the test.
Will I need to use any resistors for LEDs on any of the AUX?
What is the difference between a regular AUX,a logic level AUX and a SUSI DTA, SUSI CLK version?
The only AUX I would need to jump from the decoder is AUX 7 right?
Will this work in older Kato F units?
I ordered mine on Sept 21st, it left LA Distribution Center at 16:05 CDT on Sept 24th.... It's still missing. Almost two weeks now. It's probably lost.
I've confirmed the Wutter board + decoder (ESU 58818) will not fit in the Kato PA. Not without cutting a hole in the roof like you would need to cut a hole in a drag car's hood for a supercharger...
Then we'd have chrome the decoder...
I've confirmed the Wutter board + decoder (ESU 58818) will not fit in the Kato PA. Not without cutting a hole in the roof like you would need to cut a hole in a drag car's hood for a supercharger.
I installed my four boards yesterday. Great fit, really easy to install. I do not have decoders for these yet, but I did swap over my ALP45's decoder to test to make sure everything worked as intended. They sound and work great! Can't wait to get decoders for them.
The listing says the Lokpilot decoder is 59824 - does anyone have these "in stock"?
What speaker / enclosure is recommended?
I am thinking about using these to do an A-B-B-A set of F7s. 2 sound and 2 just DCC.The listing says the Lokpilot decoder is 59824 - does anyone have these "in stock"?What speaker / enclosure is recommended?Thanks!Mark