LD26065 with clamps for motor- brushes, too:

This decoder was provided with two fix soldered motor-brushes.
Now, this decoder is equipped with two clamps, like at the original circuit boards of the locomotives.

LD26220 and LS26220-A with clamps for motor-brushes:

These two decoders were provided with two fix soldered motor-brushes. Instead of that, the decoders are equipped with two clamps, like at the original circuit boards of the locomotives. This allows to replace the motor-brushes as simply as at the original circuit boards.
 

Selectrix* Decoder for the E-18:

The new LS221014 fits perfectly to the curves of the E-18 and listens to Selectrix* commands.
Now, the family of the german oldtimer electric locomotives is complete.
Part of this decoder is the SLX831 from Rautenhaus**.
 

German Crocodiles now listen to  Selectrix* messages:

The LS26677 fits into all variants of the BR194 or E-94, also called German Crocodile. The two light bulbs are replaced by maintanance free LEDs, populated onto small additional circuit boards, which are part of the decoder.
 

The E-44 understands Selectrix* now:

The historical locomotive BR144 or also called E-44 are available in four versions: The E-44 as museum- locomotive, another E-44, a BR144 and a BR144 coloured in blue-beige.
Part of this decoder is also the SLX831 from Rautenhaus**.

New Selectrix* decoders for a lot of locomotives with advertisings:

New for the BR101 of the DB AG and for the type 460 and 465 of the SBB.
These locomotives are available in many variants with different advertisings.
Part of these decoders is also the SLX831 from Rautenhaus**.
 

The new LD223331 replaces the LD26220-B:

The two light bulbs of the locomotive are replaced by LEDs at the decoder. These generate the headlight and backlight of the locomotive.
A new feature is the illumination of the engine compartment, which is also integrated at the decoder.

No more half done things at the “Flying Hamburger” with the  LD219229:

DCC Decoder, consisting of two parts for the complete train, inclusive the complete interior lighting of both wagons, which is only possible by using the worldwide smallest white LEDs.
 

VELMO expands the Selectrix* decoder assortment:

Now decoders for Taurus, Eurosprinter and friends are also available for Selectrix*-drivers: The LS48568.

Part of this decoder is the SLX831 from Rautenhaus**.

 

The first 3-dimensional VELMO decoder for DCC:

After more than one year development, the time has come:
The actual most complex decoder from VELMO is assembled out of five boards to get the right form and size to fit into the V-100.
 

VELMO Decoders now are also for Selectrix* available:

Good news for Selectrix* user: The first locomotive decoders are now available for the Selectrix* system. These decoders are as easy to install as the DCC decoders.
Part of these decoders is the SLX831 from Rautenhaus**.

The biggest of the small-sized:

With it’s nearly 10cm (4 Inches) length, the LD609646 is the longest VELMO locomotive decoder.
This is necessary to fit into a further American legend, the big GG-1.
The decoder also allows to change the loco’s headlight into a ditchlight or flashlight.
 

Swissspecific Lights:
The LD26306-C makes it possible.

The decoder LD26306 is now available in a new option: For the Re4/4 the Swissspecific lights are realized via 4 LEDs on each side of the decoder.

 

Good old German Electric Locomotives:

The oldtimer electric locomotives E-18, E-44 and E-94 can now be digitized in an easy way.

Special feature: The decoder for the E-94 is for the first time a decoder consist of three circuit boards.
 

From the Eastern of Germany:
The BR143

You can find it all over Germany.
Now it appears also in little digitized Z-worlds.

The ICE (Experimental):

A completely digitized train: For the ICE are now specific locomotive decoder and function decoders available. The light bulbs of the wagons are now replaced by many LEDs, which simulate the cold fluorescent tube light.

The F7 Diesel Locomotive, an American Legend:

Now there’s an easy way to digitize the  F7. And the light effects are also included:
Illumination of the numbersigns, the headlight changes its color with the direction of travel and a ditchlight.