DCC n scale trolley

kshurskis Mar 6, 2022

  1. kshurskis

    kshurskis New Member

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    Good Evening All,
    I have been considering doing an n-scale dcc trolley layout but have not been able to locate too many of those animals. Can anyone point to where i look for them?
     
  2. platypus

    platypus TrainBoard Member

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    I don't know of any DCC trolleys. There are DC options out there. You could always try to convert them, but might be simpler and cheaper to just use DC. Depends on what you are trying to do.
     
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  3. IronMan1963

    IronMan1963 TrainBoard Member

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    Bachmann makes 1. I know because I just found 1 in a collection I am helping a friend inventory for sale. It is a Peter Witt type I believe.
    Later Richard
     
  4. Pfunk

    Pfunk TrainBoard Member

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    I have a couple of TomyTec trams that I bought, they run on a TT power chassis. I haven't modified mine yet, but there are some really good videos on YT for rigging them with a DCC decoder. It's surprisingly easy.
     
  5. CSX Robert

    CSX Robert TrainBoard Member

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    As far as I know the Bachmann Peter Witt is the only DCC equipped N-scale trolley or streetcar ever produced. Good luck finding one, however, as they are no longer being produced and there doesn't seem to be an abundance of them as there are many other Bachmann products.
     
  6. Inkaneer

    Inkaneer TrainBoard Member

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    Ditto on the above. I got my Peter Witt cars when they were being sold on Ebay for $30-ish dollars. As usual you either joined the feeding frenzy at the time or you would later regret not going so. You won't find them today for the prices that were being charged then. That is, if you can find them. A new PCC car would be a welcomed item today.
     
  7. Hoghead2

    Hoghead2 TrainBoard Member

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    Yep, that Witt car by Bachmann was a beaut . I have a Chicago Surface lines one and it runs perfectly. A buddy has a massive selection of Interurban/trolleys , think they are mostly Japanese mechs on 3-D printed bodies.
     

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