Figured I would drop one more post before going to bed.. I thought I had my mind all made up and people changed it on me again.. Now I have to wonder if I should get the Digitrax Zephyr for $127 or the MRC Express for $135.. The Zephyr is all one unit but the Express has a hand held throttle..
I am still leaning more towards the Zephyr simply because it is self contained and can be extended easily but the things I would do to extend the Zephyr, the MRC system already has, at the expense of having a control system built directly into the base of the unit...
I guess we'll see what the shop has in stock and take it from there...
Have a good night, from DieCastoms...
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- Born "Michael William Henry Renaud" on 28 January 1980, Mike was raised in a small town in Connecticut that even his own parents had never heard of. By the time he was 4 he was wearing glasses and was promised he would only need them until age 8, that, however is another story. On his 6th birthday, the NASA Space Craft "Challenger" disintegrated 73 seconds into its flight over the state of Florida killing 7 occupants including one Christa McAuliffe, a school teacher from Concord New Hampshire, but that is another story. At age 8, one of his infamous projects led to him cutting the last inch of his left thumb and thumbnail in half along the bone. This event in his life spawned the short lived nickname "3 Thumbs" as well as the phrase "...I F****D Up, BIG time!". THAT however is another story. Around age 13, he was the first student at his middle school to test the newly adopted Zero Tolerance Weapons Policy. He was grounded for 2 weeks. Don't ask. At 15, his older brother in trying to find something in common with him tried to teach him how to drive. Uncle Skip's Olds was never the same after that and neither was Dad's Courier pick-up. Again, don't ask.
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