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Ruby Series 6fn Pro DCC Decoder 8 Pin
DCC94
Gaugemaster
Ruby Series 6 functions Pro DCC Decoder 8 Pin
The DCC94 is a large 8 pin decoder which is fitted with a removable 25mm harness including 2 function wires. Fitted in the decoder is a small 2 pin socket which can have the PowerPal inserted into it (sold seperately), This helps keep the locomotive moving in dirty or dead track sections.
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| Scale | Suitable for several scales |
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Ruby Series 6 functions Pro DCC Decoder 8 Pin
The DCC94 is a large 8 pin decoder which is fitted with a removable 25mm harness including 2 function wires. Fitted in the decoder is a small 2 pin socket which can have the PowerPal inserted into it (sold seperately), This helps keep the locomotive moving in dirty or dead track sections.
FEATURES
- 2 Digit and 4 Digit Addressing
- 14, 28 or 128 Speed Steps
- Smooth Operation
- Constant Brightness Lighting
- Direct Mode Programming
- Motor Isolation Protection
- Advanced Consisting
- Socket to Add PowerPal
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