PRODIGY DCC IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN


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PRODIGY’S NEW 10 AMP ADDITION!


Prodigy Elite 10A is complete with handheld featuring easy-to-read backlit display. A 10 amp, regulated power supply is included, but not shown.


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MRC’S PRODIGY ELITE, WITH 10 MASSIVE AMPS OF CONTROLLED POWER


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has the muscle to run the largest club layout and handle multiple unit O scale lashups. It can also coax maximum


performance out of N, HO and other scales. Among dozens of exceptional features is a backlit LCD on the console that shows voltage, amps and fast clock; adjustable amperage output so you can match the amperage to your requirements; and the ability for clubs to use up to 99 handhelds simultaneously.


Prodigy Express2  Prodigy Advance2  Prodigy Wireless  Prodigy Elite See them all at www.modelrectifier.com www.modelrectifier.com N!


Prodigy was designed to astonish. For instance, creative engineering allows us to print basic operating instructions on the back of every handheld… so you can start enjoying DCC in minutes. We have instruction booklets too, but ours are just 20-plus pages, not a 100-plus page engineering manual. We’re user-friendly to the core, without sacrificing sophisticated performance.


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instructions on the back of the handheld.


delivers other features you won’t find elsewhere, including: the easiest computer interface on the market; handhelds with the largest LCD for ease of viewing; a recall stack with 25 addresses; a wireless unit with rechargeable batteries; even our low priced Prodigy Express2 32 handhelds.


MRC’S PRODIGY DCC... IN A LEAGUE OF IT’S OWN


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