New Wireless Throttle Bundles!
- BobbyTCSDCC
- May 29, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 9, 2025
LNWI Bundles
Digitrax® Users! We have an exciting bundle for you. You are now able to get everything you need to connect our wireless throttles directly from our site!
And, it's cheaper than purchasing them separately.
Click the link below to purchase:
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This bundle looks like a solid option for Digitrax® users. Getting all wireless throttle components together at a lower price makes setup simple and cost effective. It follows the same convenience focused approach many users appreciate with platforms like GameHub.
Honestly, I’m glad to see TCS offering these LNWI bundles directly. A lot of folks (especially new Digitrax users) get confused about what pieces they actually need to go wireless, so having everything packaged together removes a lot of guesswork. The pricing being lower than buying the parts separately is a nice bonus too. If anyone’s already tried the bundle, I’m curious how stable the WiFi connection feels during longer sessions. My layout space has a couple dead spots, so reliability matters more to me than the setup itself.
This is a great deal for Digitrax® users! The new LNWI throttle bundles look like a perfect way to upgrade to wireless control without the hassle of buying everything separately. Plus, the price is right! I love how TCS always makes it easier and more affordable to enhance our layouts. Looking forward to trying this bundle out!
The new wireless throttle bundles look very useful, especially for those wanting to upgrade older model-railroad setups to WiFi-based control. I like that the bundles make it easier to connect without messing with complex wiring or hardware.
I’m curious: have any of you tried them yet with an older system (like NCE or Digitrax)? I’d love to hear how smooth the setup was, and whether latency or connectivity issues appeared during use.