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Rayman4449

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  1. Hey there, sure can.. 

     

    PS3:

    - Increased memory capacity for sound files (higher quality sound) 

    - All LED lighting instead of Incandescent.  (saves power and longer light life)

        - The future PS3 upgrade kits will have available a board that will allow the PS3 board to drive the existing PS2 incandscent lights to simplify upgrade.

    - Auto 'Rule 17' lighting of the headlight (auto dims when idle for a period of time and brightens back up when commanded to move)

    - Eliminates the need for a polarity switch on the engine

    - Has improved signal processor which matches the type used in the new Rev L TIU.  So while you get greatly enhanced signal performance from a Rev L TIU with PS2 engines, you get an even greater benefit with PS3 engines and Rev L TIU.

    - Eliminated the rechargeable battery pack (uses built in capacitors for backup power)

    - Can be run and controlled in a DCC environment (DCC power and control).   See the below link for more info on DCC PS3:  

              - http://www.rayman4449.com/DCS_Overview_Videos.htm#Operating_PS3_Under_DCC

     

     

    Other notes:

    PS3 engines are fully backward compatible with all existing TIUs and Remotes.  

    - PS3 boards use chips and components that are more easily sourced on the market which will ensure there are never supplier constraints in the future.  (i.e. should never be issues with getting PS3 board / upgrade kits in the future once they start making them)

    - All current production MTH engines are being made with PS3 installed. (for the last year +)

    - PS3 is available for HO and O.  (Boards for HO are different from O and are designed to accommodate the reduced space and amperage requirements of HO.)

    - No MTH One Gauge engines have been produced yet with PS3 but all future production from 2013 on will come with PS3 installed.  

    - The O gauge board was made with the One gauge line in mind so no additional design work should be required for the One Gauge roll-out.

  2. Thanks Ben!  I only saw the link on the other forum, wasn't sure who actually took them.

     

    Wow, I can't believe I'm finally getting to see a G scale Drefuss Hudson...  

     

    On the blind driver, I don't think you will notice at all, but am surprised they would bother doing that on a 4-6-4 engine.

  3. I do have a bit still in storage that I bought with the intent of use way down the road.  I did have one person that was slowly buying them off me at the going rate but that's it.  I haven't really said much about it as I wasn't actively looking to sell it but if you're interested I do have some.  Looks like Aristo has been out of stock on it for a good long while now.  Sent a reply to your email.  :)

 
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