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There's no shortage of manufacturers producing models and components for DCC layouts these days, and that's a good thing, but it does mean lots of terminology, and that's a bad thing. One area that causes significant confusion is when trying communicate whether a model is designed to operate on a DCC layout, or whether it can only be run on analogue track. The reason for the confusion is because there is an 'in between' status, whereby a model has the correct wiring installed to be capable of DCC running , but a decoder is not yet installed. Such a model will only run on an analogue track until a decoder is fitted, then it becomes a DCC model . Model manufacturers have clearly tried to think of the best way to convey the status of their models, but because different manufacturers invent their own jargon, it's not unusual to find two or more terms meaning exactly the same thing. To help with this, here are a few terms you are likely to come across when hunting for a new model: Models designed to only run on analogue layouts are usually described as either Analogue models or DC models (DC stands for Direct Current). These models have no wiring, socket or decoder installed to support DCC operation, so if you wish to convert it, you will have to fit everything yourself. Analogue models are still produced today as there is a definite market for such models. If a model is advertised with no reference to its DCC status, it usually indicates that it is a DC/analogue only model. Models that feature wiring and a socket, but no decoder, are usually referred to as being DCC Ready . Straight out of the box, these models will run as analogue models but can be easily upgraded by installing an appropriate decoder to the locomotive 's internal socket. Sometimes, models with this status are advertised as having a particular interface or a socket installed that's able to accept certain decoders, however, that doesn't indicate that the model has a decoder fitted, only what type of deco

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a large collection of replacement toy train parts for lionel prewar, lionel postwar, lionel modern, lti, llc, lionel o gauge, lionel o27, lionel standard gauge, american flyer s, american flyer o, american flyer standard, american flyer wide gauge, american flyer narrow gauge, american flyer ho, american flyer 3/16, noma talking stations, ives, dorfan, marx, amt, books, greenburg, t&m books, repair tools & repair information, schematics, drawings, lionel service information on cd-rom and books are sold online. we have an online searchable database of our parts and a free service information library.

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History This Union Pacific diesel freight set was only available in 1957 and included four introductory freight cars. It's a common set and was the first set to be displayed in the 1957 annual consumer catalogue. This set is somewhat noteworthy as it featured Lionel's all-new and completely re-designed Alco diesel. Although these diesels lacked the bulk, detail and quality when compared to the Alco's of the early 1950's, these diesels are still dependable locomotives. Additionally, this set introduced the AAR freight car truck. It was completely new for 1957 and remainded the standard freight car truck until the end of the postwar era. As a side note, set 725 and 1569 are identical. Lionel distributed their four-digit set numbers to the large, country-wide wholesalers. The local Mom & Pop stores received the three-digit numbered sets. Components: Standard components of this set include: 202 Union Pacific Alco A diesel 6014 Frisco box car 6111 Flatcar with three logs 6112 Gondola with four cannisters 6017 Lionel Lines Caboose Plus: 1037 transformer, 027 track, 1008 camtrol, lubricant, billboards and instruction booklets. To purchase quality Lionel Outfits from our sponsors, click on either website: Dave's Trains Inc.

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