As I understand it, the MRC Prodigy system uses a RJ45 cable. I have a coiled cable for one of my throttles and I can't remember where the heck I got it. I dearly wish I'd ordered a couple more and the shorter cables that come with the throttles aren't terribly long.

Yes, I Googled the thing and found a lot of listings that are no longer valid.

I just wanna confirm it is indeed a RJ45 cable (I saw mention of it on my internet search) and if anyone knows a vendor which might have new coiled cables with the fittings on each end.

In building the BQR-v1, I used a beautiful lever frame made by Modratec in Australia. All nicely machined brass, it provided a mechanical means to operate the turnouts in my yard. In preparing to move, I removed the WIT components to prevent them going astray. Modratec seems to have gone silent -- a hazard with any small manufacturer in this industry. Other than the lever frame, the nicest component of the system was the adjustable clutch that rode on the piano wire. One screw adjusted the position of the points operating wire and a spring-loaded screw varied the drag on the piano wire.

Sometime ago I installed a TCS WOWsound in an O scale Toby 2-8-2T engine, replacing an older Tsunami. Aside from the odd (to me) programming method, it seemed to work quite well, excellent sound and good motor control.  My layout was at the laying track stage so it was used sparingly with a couple of cars.  Now my mainline is finished and I’ve been running all the locomotives I’ve got and came across some weird behavior of the TCS decoder.

Have just installed a RRampMeter on the HO layout.  On cutting the alligator clips to install permanently I was surprised at how light the wiring is, certainly not the 12-14 gauge recommended for the bus. Mind you, same applies for the wiring on the PSX breakers. Next surprise was the meter readings. Haven't got it much above 2 amps yet, even with four sound and several non sound locomotives running. This supply is also feeding a N layout so doesn't seem to be any need for a booster yet.