where to buy my Digitrax Zephyr

[asciibaron]

having become addicted to DCC with N-Trak, my simple PWM handheld throttle is no longer  with the demise of Loy's i have no clue were to go to buy my Digitrax Zephyr and UT-4R.  any suggestions?

-'67

[Skip]

I have dealt with Tony at Tony's train Exchange for years and have always had outstanding service.  Delivery to Virginia in 2-3 days if it is in stock, and most items are.

www.tonystrains.com


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[John]

I swear by Litchfield Station .. but also give Chuck at FRTS a call .. he is now an authorized dealer

[TiVoPrince]

Trainmaster
770.622.1611 since they are all Digitrax trained right at the factory, less than 3 miles from the store...

There is no "TiVoPrince discount" but the usual 10-15% applies to most everything...

All usual disclaimers apply.  Reccomendation is based solely on my experience as a customer.  I don't work there, except contracting for computer and security systems

[Ed Kapuscinski]

MBK has em too if you want to shop locally.

[POVC]

Steve,

I bought both my Zephyr and UT-4R at the Scale Show in Timonium.  Got the Zephyr from John's Hobbies out of Summerfield Florida for $145 + tax, and the UT-4R from Springhaven for $104 + tax.

Tim

[bsoplinger]

I generally use Litchfield station for my DCC needs, including fiddly bits like tweezers and wire and kapton tape and harnesses and well you get the idea.

I go with Tony's when I'm buying speakers, as I feel their "dream design" speakers do make a difference and sound better in the smaller sizes (which is what's needed to fit in an N scale anything). They also have an in between size like .63 inch (halfway between 1/2 and 3/4) which is a perfect fit for small HO Alcos I've been adding sound to for folks at the LHS. They also have a number of very useful loco specific decoders for HO engines, by far the majority of installs I do at the LHS, that are unique to them. They also have a bigger variety of odd goodies like the trainspeed (a scale mph/kph calculator/display).

When buying an expensive item or a bunch of similar items, I'll choose between Tony's and Litchfield solely by price as they both give excellent service.

Can't give a recommendation on DCC items from Chuck at FRTS, as I'm a Digitraxphobe and always buy NCE or TCS if I can so haven't bought anything in the way of DCC there. But I'm sure he'd provide the same excellent service as he has for any of the myriad of N scale goodies I've gotten from him over the years.

[mmyers]

Steve,
I buy most of my stuff (and club stuff) from Litchfield Station. Most of the online dealers have the same prices. Litchfield gives free shipping on orders over $50. Buying out of state by mail order also saves the sales tax. Call me cheap.
Martin

[TiVoPrince]

Call me cheap.
Martin

Cheap
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