Thank you!

Thank you!

@@rickrideoutis that pace car something u have to program in ?

@diytypeofguy6502 You have to set it up like a ghost car, you press the code button three times for the pace car that you're going to use and then set the speed. So it only goes the same speed you set all the way around the track.

Thank you very much. :-)

Thank you.

The number of cautions is partly due to the Exchange Championship. We're driving cars that we're not used to, and we switch to a different car ever race with little practice time to get use to the car. Pitting under yellow is a issue because you can't set Smartrace to not deduct fuel during a caution lap. ( I even checked with Marc of SmartRace and he said it wasn't possible.) So if your about to run out of fuel during a caution then you are forced to pit. So we'll try some new ideas next time we get together. Maybe a one lap penalty for pitting during a caution. Or, the pits are open during a caution but a one lap penalty for who ever caused the caution. Cautions cannot be automatically triggered, someone has to hit a caution button to stop the race. Our group has an agreement that if you can reach your own car don't hit the caution to put it back on. But if someone else (Driver) has to put it back on for you, then you have to hit the caution button. The main thing about this is, Having Smartrace, Pits and a pace car is adding so much more value to the racing experience. We may never get it figured out or have a perfect race, but it give us something else to try the next time we get together. Thanks. :-)

It's my design. If you click on the More (above) you'll see a link to the track plan and parts list. imgur.com/a/oeVDMnY Thanks.

I built the table from 4 sheets of 3/4" X 4.07' X 8.07' particle board. I cut the 8.07' down to 7'-2". (to fit the room) Used the full 4.07 (X 4) to get the 16'-4". (which is actually .060 short of being a full 16'-4") I got the particle board from Lowes. Here's the link to it, note the actual size. www.lowes.com/pd/Industrial-Particle-Board-Actual-0-742-in-x-4-07-ft-x-8-07-ft/1000154041

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Good luck in your search sounds wild!

guspisano9777 You must be very old i guess, forgot it ? The Aluminium Model Toys (AMT) Driving controlled steering

The table top is 34 inches tall. I have things stored under the layout so I went a bit higher because of that. I think most tracks are lower so it's easier to see the cars going around. But I'm happy with mine at this height.

@@rickrideoutThanks for that info mate, i started my frame @ 1mtr & thought it looked too high, i've taken it down to 900mm about 35.5 inch & it looks pretty good. I'm also making some storage bays under my track, killing 2 Birds with 1 stone :)