Understanding Lionel's Legacy Command Part I

[@erniestammers5121]

I have just bought a legacy system and live in the UK I have also ordered a Cab 1L so that I can have the flexibility many thanks for the instructional videos, as I am getting on a bit, 69, old, senile and still learning.

[@legacystation]

Thank you Ernie!

[@fredashay]

I just pre-ordered the new Base3, but I wish I could still buy a Cab-2 (or, better yet, design a new refreshed Cab-2 that's more sleek and modern looking but still has all the same features). I don't want to control my trains with my phone.

[@billrundell2097]

Technical comment/ question. 8 bit to 9 bit communication. In computer development the bit changes were 8 / 16 / 32 / 64 / 128 bit. CAN LIONEL'S COMMAND SYSTEM BE 16/ BIT USING ONLY 9 BIT. IT JUST SEEMS TERRIBLE VERY +++ ODD +++ USING ONLY 9 BITS.

[@robertcornelius3514]

This type of technology nearly has destroyed the whole meaning of owning a train set, let alone collecting them. This hobby was once fun and affordable. Not anymore. Sad times.

[@SteamKing2160]

u didnt mention Richard Kughn and Neil Young about TMCC.

[@billrundell2097]

When Lionel change over to 9 bit, did they dump all manufacturing of 8 bit equipment. . This would have the effect of owners 8 bit parts going to hell. All left alone to to spent $$$ thousands to upgrade. . Did Long time Lionel train owners get a screwing .