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ESU LokPilot Basic DCC decoder with 21-pin NEM 660 interface (21MTC), designed for locomotives. It features a 0.9A motor current, headlight/taillight reversal, and load compensation for standard digital operation.
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Jouef HJ2440 Vossloh DE 18 diesel locomotive in COLAS Rails orange/yellow livery. HO analog model for 2-rail operation, equipped with a 21-pin decoder socket.
Characteristic :
Brand: Hornby-Jouef
Ref: HJ2440
System: Analog
> Decoder socket: 21 pins
Company: Colas Rails
Era: VI
Length: 195mm
Scale: HO
Operation: 2 rails
COLAS RAIL, Vossloh DE 18 diesel locomotive, orange/yellow livery, era VI
ESU LokPilot Basic DCC decoder with 21-pin NEM 660 interface (21MTC), designed for locomotives. It features a 0.9A motor current, headlight/taillight reversal, and load compensation for standard digital operation.
ESU LokPilot V5 DCC decoder, part number 59629, for locomotives, with a 21MTC NEM 660 21-pin interface. DCC compatible, suitable for HO and O scales.
ESU LokPilot V5 locomotive decoder, compatible with DCC/MM/SX/M4, with 21-pin NEM 660 interface. Suitable for digital installations and analog DC/AC operation according to manufacturer's information.
Jouef HJ2440S Vossloh DE 18 diesel locomotive in COLAS Rails orange/yellow livery. HO 2-rail model, equipped with digital sound and a 21-pin decoder socket.



