hahaha Dickie...
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then...
Or in this case, says something others can relate to.
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Lakeland International Raceway
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Re: Lakeland International Raceway
by nhdungeonracer » Fri Nov 09, 2012 8:00 pm
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Re: Lakeland International Raceway
by oldstromguy » Sat Nov 10, 2012 5:31 am
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Re: Lakeland International Raceway
by TGM2054 » Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:08 am
Rusty,
I haven't tried the Slot Dragon setup yet.I didn't get the optical sensors with it because they weren't avaliable at the time, I need to get them so I can use it. I looks really nice and all just plugs in so it's simple to set up and use.
A few other things about my track. It's built in three sections,I set it up so if you remove the center section and put the starting line section and finish line section together it makes an 1/8 mi track. Each lane has it's own power pack which are either the stock AW dragstrip ones or the Tomy Tri Power.
I haven't tried the Slot Dragon setup yet.I didn't get the optical sensors with it because they weren't avaliable at the time, I need to get them so I can use it. I looks really nice and all just plugs in so it's simple to set up and use.
A few other things about my track. It's built in three sections,I set it up so if you remove the center section and put the starting line section and finish line section together it makes an 1/8 mi track. Each lane has it's own power pack which are either the stock AW dragstrip ones or the Tomy Tri Power.
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