rtraincollector posted:Let me make one statement first. I have TMCC and Legacy L but prefer Conventional. I have more prewar than Postwar, I have more postwar than 1996 and newer.
But lets look at this thou in another aspect do you have any switches that will through themselves as the train goes around and hits trips of some kind. ( Ie your running your train towards the switch thrown in wrong direction but you non-derailing switch through's itself. Your in the electronic age. You set up a watchman to hit a 145C/153C and it pops out, your in the electronics age. This that I'm showing is not to start an argument of you didn't mean this as I know but this is to point basically where it started. But do I like tmcc, sometimes but I do prefer the conventional and setting it up to trigger different things.
Actually, by powering your trains with electricity you're in the electronic age...
Change speed from the transformer, blow the whistle, change direction, you're in the electronic age.
The only difference is the level of electronic sophistication between 1900 and the present.
Rusty
