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bogobit brake module Classic
Bild bogobit Bremsmodul classic
The classic among the bogobit modules!
  • only one track section
  • for Märklin digital and mfx
  • for DCC (two rail track)
  • controlled by turnout decoder or control box
bogobit brake module Oneway
Bild bogobit Bremsmodul Oneway
The specialty of the bogobit modules!
  • prototypical, direction dependent braking, signal is passed from the rear
  • for Märklin digital and mfx
  • also for DCC with restrictions
  • two track sections
  • controlled by corresponding signal
Standard brake module
Bild bogobit Standard-Bremsmodul
The common style brake module for Märklin digital and mfx.
  • reasonably priced
  • three track sections: transition, brake, and stop section
  • controlled by turnout decoder or control box
bogobit brake module Classic ABC
Bild bogobit Bremsmodul classic ABC
The only bogobit module with ABC scheme!
  • braking method is the ABC scheme
  • only for decoders supporting ABC mode
  • loco remains under full digital control
  • controlled by turnout decoder or control box
bogobit multiplex interface SiDemux SiDemux Prinzip (Animation)

You like Viessmann's multiplex signals, because of their prototypical LED colours and pleasing appearance?

But its multiplex connector is not so appealing?

You want to use a common control box or digital decoder for turnouts or signals?


Certain technical details on model railway technology will not be explained by the big manufacturers, but only on the little, smart websites run by true experts.

When personal enthusiasm for model railways meets professional knowledge and technical experience, something fine – maybe unique – may result. Hello and welcome to bogobit.

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