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This question has probably been answered already but,
I have fitted a Homby R8249 chip to an elderly Hornby Britannia with tender drive mechanism.
Running perfectly before fitment, but now inoperable on my anologue (12v) track
Same installation into a new DCC ready Hornby A4 using the onboard socket same result
My Bachman Class 20 with DCC on board runs quite happily on my analogue track.
The question"Do DCC chips have to be in anyway programed to allow them to run in basic 12v DC mode?"
Can some one point me in the right direction with this
Armchairmodeller
I have fitted a Homby R8249 chip to an elderly Hornby Britannia with tender drive mechanism.
Running perfectly before fitment, but now inoperable on my anologue (12v) track
Same installation into a new DCC ready Hornby A4 using the onboard socket same result
My Bachman Class 20 with DCC on board runs quite happily on my analogue track.
The question"Do DCC chips have to be in anyway programed to allow them to run in basic 12v DC mode?"
Can some one point me in the right direction with this

Armchairmodeller