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Thumbs up What is this - 01.14.2007, 05:22 PM

What is a personal transponder(A.K.A the red square think all the pros use). What is the purpose and is it necessary on a racers car but not of the national levl.
   
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What is a personal transponder(A.K.A the red square think all the pros use). What is the purpose and is it necessary on a racers car but not of the national levl.
I believe it counts the number of laps you run during a race. (correct me it I'm wrong...)
   
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are all drivers required to have them on there car. do the drivers buy them or do the races provide them.
   
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The personal transponder is an electric device that is powered from the RX. It is used by a AMB timing system. It counts laps and records time through a wire loop that is typically laid under the start line of a race track and sends the data to a trackside computer. A transponder is needed to race at most organized tracks. Most tracks have loners for the drivers that do not have personals. They are stored in a charging rack and are assigned based on car numbers.
   
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