QUOTE (Lars @ 8 May 2011, 18:35) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>All of my cars have lights. All the cars are digital from the sets Pro GT, and Digital Super GT. Yesterday I drove with two Porsche's and two Aston Martin's.
When I tested the system in the afternoon, one of the Porsche's actually gave some odd timings - not like it missed a lap, but more like driving extreme low lap times. I put new braids on it, and it worked fine. I actually also tried to drive many laps with all of the cars (one at a time), and everything seemed fine. So one of my thoughts was also if it could be because of drivin with four cars at a time, that something odd would happen?
I guess I will try to drive with the pacer cars as Mr. Flippant suggested - then maybe it will show if it is only one car that courses the problems.
Is travelling clockwise better than the other way around?
I've had that just a couple of times and I have ran 100s of laps so very rare, it seems to me the sensor on the XLC after the powerbase is somehow recording the end of the lap hence the low lap times and also why the slower driver would win as they would have potentially completed less proper laps.
Does anyone know if that sounds feasible ?
When I tested the system in the afternoon, one of the Porsche's actually gave some odd timings - not like it missed a lap, but more like driving extreme low lap times. I put new braids on it, and it worked fine. I actually also tried to drive many laps with all of the cars (one at a time), and everything seemed fine. So one of my thoughts was also if it could be because of drivin with four cars at a time, that something odd would happen?
I guess I will try to drive with the pacer cars as Mr. Flippant suggested - then maybe it will show if it is only one car that courses the problems.
Is travelling clockwise better than the other way around?
I've had that just a couple of times and I have ran 100s of laps so very rare, it seems to me the sensor on the XLC after the powerbase is somehow recording the end of the lap hence the low lap times and also why the slower driver would win as they would have potentially completed less proper laps.
Does anyone know if that sounds feasible ?
