[neil_s_wood]

The Roco MultiMaus can do this and it's a budget system.

However you have to take into consideration the cost of point controllers too.

 

[neil_s_wood]

QUOTE (Sol @ 9 Mar 2007, 09:36) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Tillig point motors while they maybe ideal being slow action are about 2.5 times dearer here in Aust than Peco.

Ron
Is that from Orient Express? I had a look at their price list and don't remember it being that bad. I will fish it out and have a look.

I'm still pontificating on what point motors to use.

 

[neil_s_wood]

QUOTE (Sol @ 9 Mar 2007, 20:34) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Neil. that Tillig comparison was based on thecost from East Coast Models in Aust who are the importers I think - I had not considered Orient Express.
I can get Tortoise for $26, Peco with accessory switch for about $15.

Certainly I am aware that even with DCC, points can still be operated via a matrix as the analogue method; I was asking if in DCC, there was a simple method using decoders & the DCC hand-controller but info from a few sources, it seems that simplicity is not the order of the day for DCC in this situation.

Ron
Orient Express quoted me $27.50. You could operate the points via the Roco Multi Maus DCC hand held controller.