Laisdcc decoders

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mjb1961
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Laisdcc decoders

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Browsing eBay looking at decoders and came across this new brand of decoder,has anyone used this brand ,cheap to buy at £10 plus post for a 4 function 8 pin ,,,,mjb
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I always get worried about "Cheap" ..............
My experience says the more expensive ones really are better.
However if you want to try & let us know I'm certain it could
be of interest to members.

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Dunno but he didn't come back on his application to join the forum when I asked him if he was a trader.
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I've just had a look at the ad. There is a very good comprehensive PDF manual on it, which is written clearly in English (not a translation). It also states they are unlikely to work with Hornby Select (useful information!). I was trying to work out if they are rebadged , but I can't reach any conclusion.
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There are a couple of a threads on RMWEB about these decoders. I won't be buying any. I'll be staying with the Lenz standard plus decoder which is known to be a good, reliable decoder.

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index. ... -lais-dcc/

Apologies for linking to another forum.
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Lais decoders are allegedly counterfeit TCS ones - some of them even have a manufacturer's id of 153 which belongs to TCS. See this post on another forum - http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic. ... 29#p248603

Why buy these when from German box-shifters you can get Lenz Standard+ decoders for £12-£13 posted.
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RFS wrote:Lais decoders are allegedly counterfeit TCS ones - some of them even have a manufacturer's id of 153 which belongs to TCS. See this post on another forum - http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic. ... 29#p248603

Why buy these when from German box-shifters you can get Lenz Standard+ decoders for £12-£13 posted.
Hi RFS ,any chance of a link to the German box shifters ,I had a look but can't find them ,,,thanks mjb
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Try http://www.arstecnica.de/shop/index.php . Lenz Standard+ decoders priced at €16.99 so you need to buy 3 to get the free postage (standard mail).

Also here - http://www.modellbahnshop-lippe.com/ . But I think you need to spend €100 to get free shipping, but that comes via UPS fully-tracked. My last order took 2 days - same as from Hatton's.
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Thankyou RFS,,,,
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