PRODIGY DCC IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN
AHEAD-OF-THE-CURVE ease of viewing; a recall stack with 25 addresses; a wireless unit with ENGINEERING 32 handhelds.
AHEAD-OF-THE-CURVE ENGINEERING
PR ODIGY’S NEW Pr rodigy Elite 10A is
10 AMP ADDITION! Prodigy Elite 1
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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
WITH 10 MASSIVE AM P S multiple unit O scale lashups. OF CONTROLL ED POWER It can also coax maximum erformance out o N,, HO and other scales. A
MR C’S P R ODIGY ELIT E,
xceptional featur voltage, amps and
f 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 Express Prodigy Advance Prodigy Wireless Prodigy Elite 2
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www.modelrectifier.com has the muscle to run the largest club layout and handle MRC’S PRODIGY DCC... IN A LEAGUE OF IT’S OWN MRC ’S PRODIGY DCC... IN A L EAGUE OF IT’S ONW
creative engineering allows us to print basic operating instructions on the back of every handheld… so you can start enjoying DCC in minutes. W e have instruction booklets too, but ours are just 20-plus pages, not a 100-plus page engineering manual. W e’re user -friendly to the core, without
P rodigy was designed to astonish. For instance, g
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sacrificing sophisticated performance.
PRODIGY’S computer interface on the mark et; handhelds with the largest LCD for rechargeable batteries; even our low priced P rodigy Express2 handles up to
delivers other features you won ’t find elsewhere, including: the easiest
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instructions on the back of the handheld.
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