As you may know, I usually run my trains with a Lenz LZV100, a LH100 and a LI-USB for computer control. I do not use the LI-USB much, but I do use the LZV100 and the LH100 a lot. The Lenz system is good and does the job, but I am currently looking on other systems. I would like something to happen on the digital front, so I thought I would take the opportunity to look around and check out some of the other cool digital command control systems available.
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The Märklin point mechanism for the C track has some nice accessories in the bag that comes with it. I use them to indicate digital and remote controlled points from the manually controlled points.
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Last year Märklin released an entire new family of decoders. One decoder to fit them all, so to speak. The decoder family comes in easy to install packages with the tools needed to re-fit older locomotives. The decoder speaks DCC, so you can easily use it with your DCC system.
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One of the most powerful locomotives in Germany is the class 232. They were built by Voroshilovgrad Locomotive works in the former Sovjet Union and delivered for the German State Railway in the GDR. Today they are still in use in front of the heavy freight trains all around Germany. Check out my review of the Trix model.
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