DCC-EX CSB1 Case (Enclosure) – Protective Housing for Command Station

I'm fairly new to the model railway hobby. I started with a YouTube course on programming Arduino's. I'd done pretty much all the recommended projects and was at the 'What else can you do with an Arduino?' stage. DCC Model Railways - came to the fore. So, I build my first Command Station with an Arduino, upgraded to an ESP32 Wroom and have, very recently, decided to bite the bullet and get a CSB1 to see if the reports of the benefits were true. They are - virtually no voltage drop to the tracks, 5 amps available - I sometimes have 7 trains running simultaneously all equipped with HM7000s (most with two) and it runs like a dream. The issues I used to get with trains shorting across points are now a thing of the past. And I have reduced by one the power supplies into the layout. It was probably 3 times as expensive as my DIY version but worth every penny and all in such a small, neat package. The pictures show before and after. Train Driver (in the after picture being run on a grandchild's discarded Kids Amzon Fire (jail broken - not hard) ACI were superb. Price was expected and delivery, packaging etc. was excellent.

Absolutely fabulous, cant wait to expand the use of this small peice of magic! Note Samsung tablet didnt like the operating program down loads, AI sorted it all out!

Interesting unit - just exploring its capabilities, but looks good and much cheaper than commercial equipment. Arrived as promised and very helpful advice by email.