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sirtommy

posted on 29/5/14 at 06:15 PM Reply With Quote
AMB Transponders

Looking to enter the locost series, which transponder should i get?

This one: http://www.hssports.co.uk/products/mylaps-260-personal-transponder-pack.html


Or this one: http://www.hssports.co.uk/products/mylaps-260-direct-power-transponder.html


Also what about second hand ones what happens about the MYlaps account. Whatever that actually provides i don't know.

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gavin174

posted on 30/5/14 at 06:49 AM Reply With Quote
As far as I am aware you are supposed to use a hard wired transponder





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Trollyjack

posted on 30/5/14 at 11:28 AM Reply With Quote
As far as I am aware you can use either hard wired or rechargable its up to you.
but the hard wired one is more reliable.

Because you have to turn the rechargable one on/off every time
its your fault if its not turned on.





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procomp

posted on 30/5/14 at 11:30 AM Reply With Quote
Either will do. Most use the hard wired. the 750mc rent out the rechargeable type and a number of people are using karting ones.
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gixermark

posted on 9/6/14 at 04:23 PM Reply With Quote
these are getting crazy expensive !!

you can use the 160 - yellow re chargeable ones (mostly found on karts) but they are fine on cars too, and generally can be had quite a bit cheaper

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