Digitrax Equipment Arrives

The Digitrax equipment has arrived! Unfortunately, there was a problem with the order and I got four Hare decoders (the ones that plug onto the Tortoise switch machines) instead of the four Tortoise switch machines. Looks like I will need to arrange for a Tortoise and Hare exchange ... :-)


Digitrax Equipment - (clockwise from the upper left) PS12 Power Supplies, Zephyr Starter Set, USB LocoBuffer II, BDL168 Block Occupancy Detector, DS64 Stationary Decoder, DN163A1 Mobile Decoders


Zephyr Starter Set - (clockwise from the upper left) LT1 LocoNet Test Kit, PS315 Power Supply, DCS50 Command Station/Booster/Throttle, Manuals


USB LocoBuffer II - (clockwise from the upper left) Power Supply, Installation Disk, LocoNet Cable, Manual, LocoBuffer II, USB to Serial Adapter

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