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Sure, if you only want to do a single lap rally.
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sure, but if the base is crossing both lanes, he'll count two laps at the end where the base is connected. That's why that other rally track design had the base only half on. But, it's not a big deal, really. Just set the base to twice the number you actually want to run.
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You can't put it in analog mode, as that will send power to the other rail, and the system will go into safe mode. If you're going to do it in analog, you should have only one side connected.
Actually, now that I think about it, if you do a typical rally loop with the APB next to a loop connected to both lanes, you'll cause a short, because the left rail of one lane will connect to the right rail of the other lane. So, in any case, with the APB and other digital bases, You should only have one lane connected, or use lane changers or pit lane sections so that the base lanes are only connected to one direction of the loop.
If anyone has done this in practice, I'd like to see how things worked out.
Actually, now that I think about it, if you do a typical rally loop with the APB next to a loop connected to both lanes, you'll cause a short, because the left rail of one lane will connect to the right rail of the other lane. So, in any case, with the APB and other digital bases, You should only have one lane connected, or use lane changers or pit lane sections so that the base lanes are only connected to one direction of the loop.
If anyone has done this in practice, I'd like to see how things worked out.
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No, but if one doesn't have an analog base, controllers, PSU, etc...
Also, if one doesn't have an analog timer/counter...
Also, if one doesn't have an analog timer/counter...
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