yes. the flipper will just move out of the way of the car, and then flip straight as the car passes the sensor after it enters the track.
Driving Pit lanes backwards?
Hi All,
I though I'd better check before I buy stock for my track. Can you drive the pit lane pieces backwards? I plan to use some pit track for on ramps for stricken cars. I have four in the plan so I was going to use two packs. I thought I better check though that you can go through an entry piece the wrong way first. Can you? Does the flipper just align itself accordingly?
Cheers,
Damo.
I though I'd better check before I buy stock for my track. Can you drive the pit lane pieces backwards? I plan to use some pit track for on ramps for stricken cars. I have four in the plan so I was going to use two packs. I thought I better check though that you can go through an entry piece the wrong way first. Can you? Does the flipper just align itself accordingly?
Cheers,
Damo.
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No matter the geometry of the entry, people will need to watch the track as they enter, in order to prevent crashes, just like they have to when exiting the pit lane, or using any lane changer.
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