RACEceiver Audible Lap Timers

RACEceiver offers a wide range of affordable products for any budget and solutions for tracks, racing groups and everything in between, including audible lap timers. The audible lap timers by RACEceiver are a small handheld device that allows you to get your lap times in the palm of your hand. With this device, you can see the lap times on an easy-to-view LCD display and hear it audibly by using a separate earpiece (not included). The LCD screen shows lap times as you run with much more precision than handheld stopwatches. See your times on the track and try different driving styles or different lines to get the fastest times. You can also choose to have the LapCeiver ALT tell you if the current lap is faster than the previous laps.

Product Overview:

* This package includes infrared detector, reverse splitter, case, and USB cable
* LapCeiver ALT features an easy-to-read LCD screen display
* With this device you'll be able to see your times on the track, and you can try different driving styles or different lines to get the fastest times
* Compare your lap times before and after the changes made during practice
* Download lap times from LapCeiver to your computer
* Times are stored and can be recalled once you are back in the pits
* Patent Pending

The LapCeiver ALT has 2 modes of operation (Transponder Mode and Infrared Mode):

-- Transponder Mode works with a timing and scoring system and the transponder you have in your car. The transponder sends a signal to the timing and scoring system your track is using and a LapCeiver transmitter connected to that system sends the same signal to the LapCeiver ALT. You can enter the serial number of up to 5 transponders into the LapCeiver ALT (one in each of the 5 memory banks, each memory bank can contain up to 500 laps.
-- Infrared (IR) Mode works with an IR transmitter that is set up via the track. As the car passes through the beam, the infrared detector, mounted in the car and connected to the LapCeiver ALT, detects the beam. It then sends it to the LapCeiver ALT, activating the time which appears on the screen. In this mode, one memory bank is used at a time. Show Less