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You need a Digitrax throttle to program the PM42. If you have a friend who can loan you a Digitrax throttle - a DT100/300/400 - then you can program and use
Hello from down under in Aus. Having purchased some PM42's before reading the fine print "to be used with a Digitrax System" .... Can anyone tell me if I can
I'm not sure of your real question. I simply use an auto-reverser that also acts like a circuit breaker. If a short persists, it shuts the power off. DonV
Don you are the person I need to ask. How do you prevent an engine from buring up in a reverse loop when a short happens? I am using Digitrax equipment with
Interestingly, the defense department banned it from military systems because of the "whisker" problem after giving it a try. Would not be good to have your