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Legacy PowerMaster replaces Bridge & Powermaster?

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I have a legacy engine I plan on running on my layout, but I alsoo have an MTH PS1 train i'd like to run as well in conventional mode at different times. I've seen a lot of YouTube video's explaining you need a powermaster and bridge to allow the legacy controller to talk to the track. I recently stumbled on someone saying they wanted to upgrade the two to a Legacy Powermaster which does the same thing?

Not much information about the LPM on youtube or the forums so I thought I would ask.

As always, thanks again for the help.
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gunrunnerjohn
Well, you only gave it 12 hours.

If you buy the Legacy Powermaster, you only need any of the TMCC or Legacy command systems to access it.

The Powermaster Bridge is a niche product that was only necessary to interface the original PM1 PowerMasters to the new Legacy command system.

So, to start, tell us what you currently have.
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