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Cheers Alexis,
I don't like the sound of "The Lancia was lacking grip"... Any replacement tyres available?
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Sure Leo,i can fit a pair of Ninco copies cast by me if you like
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Perfect Alexis,
In fact if you could sell me six tyres that would be excellent. Your tyres sounded good but not everyone did :-(
Let me know cost and I will pay via PayPal.
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Results of the first 2 lanes
Some comments on the cars
#98 she will catch you by surprise and roll
#12 slides sideways under braking
#28 Jag ditto
#71 no grip
#111 could use some more grip
#99 was running reverse,,each time we had to switch track direction
#20 pinion slipped.I have already fixed it but crown rotates out of round and I am afraid it is going to happen again
It is the best grid since I took ever both performance wise and looks
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Just out of interest, what are you measuring in each lane column? And if distance, how are you measuring that to three decimal places?
I love puttering with gears
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Race coordinator calculates decimal places
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Hello Jeremy,
I don't know the maths but the software works out how far the car would have travelled in the final lap when the race time has run out. Presumably based upon the calculation of the time since the car last crossed the start/finish sensor and perhaps the average lap time, the best lap time or maybe the last lap time.
Its quite a good way to operate for proxy races as it removes an aspect of driver skill. If the track is separated into sections and when the power cuts then the car coasts to a halt and the position would be noted. However, if the driver releases the controller as soon as the race ends, the dynamic braking will make the car stop more soon than if the driver continues to hold the controller open.
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Thanks
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Just returned from Nick's place,round 1 is in the books.I have to sort out results and photos but that will wait until tomorrow,an appetizer though,the yellow jag sliding sideways under braking approaching the hairpin: