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The only thing that has been proposed as an NMRA standard is *22* pins. The 21 pin connector is becoming a standard by default and will probably end up being recognised as such.
MBQ
Liliput has been entirely owned by Bachmann since c1991.
Regards, Greg.P.
I do think DCC ready should mean more than "there's a socket, but you will struggle to fit a decoder in anywhere"
I think it should mean more than "spend hours trying to get the body off without breaking it and voiding the warranty".
(kim)
"Greg Procter" > wrote
Yes Greg I'm aware of that, but have Bachmann been responsible for Liliput production in their own factory since then?
John.
Bachmann have altered every one of the models they have reintroduced since Wien/Herpa production, to some degree. I suppose it's possible that they outsource production from other manufacturers, but with the slow reintroduction (15 years so far and not all have come back) and intermittent supply one would guess that they produce Liliput on their slow days!
Regards, Greg.P.
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