Will be in a little plastic box. Might have strategically placed holes for cable-ties. Maybe a clear plastic box so I dont have to cut holes for displays to show through.
Will be in a little plastic box. Might have strategically placed holes for cable-ties. Maybe a clear plastic box so I dont have to cut holes for displays to show through.
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Ummmm, I find it best to tell you young fella (now that we're seperated by six hundred odd kays) that Fizzerhomo didn'tknow what the hell he was talking about. There was no beer in there.
Hope you washed your jeans when ya got home![]()
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Ahem...FIZZ makes a good point (by PM) that the pass-switch might be a good [LAP] button.
WOO HOO 5000 posts!
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semi-off tangent.... MotoGP 2003 (game) has a blue helmet for improved section, red for slower, grey for close to... why not have a green light to say you did better, red to say you did worse.
i'd be keen for one.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
Flashing led on box would indicate fastest lap. Solid indicates slower.
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What about:
You cross your 'line' display chsows lap-time for 10secs, then shows the difference between your last lap time and fastest lap time for the remainder of the lap?
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Back on topic now, so long as the button isn't gonna get nudged unintentionally, and is easy to push when required, whatever is easiest to build would do nicely.
BTW, if Flame post in here, tell her to piss off, she's already got a lap gadget on her bike, although, it's beyond comprehension as to how the bloody thing works.
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