Depends. This feature has been available since firmware version 2.0, which was released more than 3 years ago.

Are you thinking like 8 notches? Each "notch" sends a specific speed step command? Would you prefer this interface on the "notched" encoder or on the potentiometer?

@@stuartbaker3595 yes that's what I mean. Either would be cool, something that could be changed at the user's needs..

Thanks David! Yes it is in the works. Keep your eyes peeled on our website when it becomes available!

@JamesBrassill While it is true that other systems offer a feature they also call "Yard Mode", the TCS throttles offer many unique Yard Mode capabilities that are, as far as I know, currently exclusive to the TCS Throttle. They include: - The ability to enable/disable Yard Mode at any time with a single button press - On the UWT-50, T-50, and LT-50, the "3-dot" soft key button is configured for this by default. It may be moved through user configuration. - On the UWT-100, this feature may be configured onto any one of the soft key buttons through user configuration. - The UWT-50P (potentiomenter version) includes a mechanical "detent" at the midway point, which is factory calibrated to "zero" speed in yard mode. - The UWT-50P can instantly "flip" the rotational orientation with a single click of the direction button in order to match the orientation of the locomotive on the layout. - The UWT-100 and encoder versions of the UWT50, T-50, and LT-50 can always return to zero speed by tactile feel only, even with heavy momentum enabled. No reason to validate the commanded speed by looking at the LCD. - Highly configurable in tweaking the desired behavior. - Yard mode setting is a per locomotive setting. Recall remembers the previous setting for a given locomotive. Many of these exclusive features are designed so that the user can always return the locomotive to zero speed without having to look at the throttle LCD or "guess" where the zero location is. That is one of the main drawbacks of yard mode in NCE based throttles such as the ProCab and Cab-06.

@@stuartbaker3595 so its a bit disingenuous to call yard mode exclusive as it implies only TCS has it. The marketing should be updated to say Yard mode with exclusive features. "Others have it, but we do it right." It is nicely done on the UWT throttles.

Hello, unfortunately we do not offer a decoder with capabilities like this. But we thank you for the product suggestion!

Desh, You would need a NCE Powercab or a NCE Command Station and Cab bus for this to work.

These are just adding a wifi host for wifi throttles to the NCE Cab Bus... so as already stated, you'd need a Power Cab, or other command station to hook into the Cab Bus of.... There IS a 5A wifi system out there that is a standalone item that would allow for wifi throttles and doesn't need any other command stations or boosters, but I don't know much about that just yet...if I remember correctly it was also from wifitrax

Looking at the website indicates no, they have other KA modules for HO.

If it only runs an N scale locomotive for 1 to 2 seconds, a HO motor that is twice the size would likely be half of that or less (depending on motor efficiency). N scale locomotives typically draw .150 to .250 amps. A small HO locomotive that is very efficient *might* benefit from a unit this small (guessing roughly half a second).

This KA fits more of N Scale models than HO Scale models. If used in HO Scale the results maybe disastrous! -Carson

probably find in 10 years that will be a standard thing, hopefully sooner rather than later

Thank you for this great question! Due to space limitations, hardware constraints, and decoder hardware. We would not be able to fit a KeepAlive® that is just as big as this one. If we did put built-in KeepAlive for some of our smaller N Scale boards, the Capacitors would be smaller than this external KeepAlive®. -Carson

Hmmm,, I understand the concept of a keep alive. For some people could be a helpful thing. I for one would rather make sure that all my ducks are in row when it comes to layout construction. Yes the stuttering is a PIA, but that tells me to troubleshoot the issue. Which in turn teaches one to pay attention to detail. Kudos to TCS for bringing this to market!

@@gmburzynski68 Excellent point Greg!

@@gmburzynski68 You're quite welcome and yes cleaning track or improving electrical connections may do the trick. -Carson

Hi David, The Broadway Limited Stealth in HO Scale we will already have a decoder for. Since their models use a 21-pin connector. A WOW121 will work since it uses the same 21-pin format.