C conrail92 Member Oct 10, 2008 #2 The Zephyr isn't wireless, but I think it can be upgraded to wireless.
J John26 Newbies Oct 10, 2008 #3 Well how do I connect it to the track, because I know along time ago my DC I had to connect to the track, because they were rail joiners.
Well how do I connect it to the track, because I know along time ago my DC I had to connect to the track, because they were rail joiners.
C conrail92 Member Oct 10, 2008 #4 The DCC system connects too the track via wires, similar too DC. Here is detailed information on your system http://www.digitrax.com/prd_zep_basic_set.php
The DCC system connects too the track via wires, similar too DC. Here is detailed information on your system http://www.digitrax.com/prd_zep_basic_set.php
modeltrainstuff modeltrainstuff.com Oct 11, 2008 #5 Hi John, The Zepher is a great stater system. You can add a DT400R throttle to control your trains. http://www.digitrax.com/prd_dt400_re.php We have them in stock if you wanted to take a look at the price... Ryan
Hi John, The Zepher is a great stater system. You can add a DT400R throttle to control your trains. http://www.digitrax.com/prd_dt400_re.php We have them in stock if you wanted to take a look at the price... Ryan
Squidbait Recovering ALCo-holic Nov 2, 2008 #6 Wireless doesn't mean no wires to the tracks, it means no wires between the walkaround controller and the base station.
Wireless doesn't mean no wires to the tracks, it means no wires between the walkaround controller and the base station.