AMB Transponder Cloning
#62
Tech Champion
I'm just thinking ahead in case one of them accidentally pushes the button when putting the PTX in their car.
#63
Tech Initiate
#65
Tech Fanatic
Hey Terry need to get my PT cloned
- how much $$$ does it cost
- how long does it take
- where do I send it
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- how much $$$ does it cost
- how long does it take
- where do I send it
??
#66
Tech Champion
iTrader: (79)
Terry, as you now know my TP and its identical offsprings are all home. Thanks again, Paco.
#67
Paco, thanks for the update great to know you received them all and they're all back home. Thanks again for your order
Hi Ronja, the prices are all on post #1 of this thread. If you just want one clone with no custom options the price is $72US. The time it takes is about 5 days with us plus the shipping time back to you. You need to send your AMB transponder to the address on the bottom of the custom clone order form at www.rclaps.com (pdf file). If you do want a customised LED (display) and/or lead you need to use the form and send it to us along with your PT. The customised option details and prices are on the form.
Hi Ronja, the prices are all on post #1 of this thread. If you just want one clone with no custom options the price is $72US. The time it takes is about 5 days with us plus the shipping time back to you. You need to send your AMB transponder to the address on the bottom of the custom clone order form at www.rclaps.com (pdf file). If you do want a customised LED (display) and/or lead you need to use the form and send it to us along with your PT. The customised option details and prices are on the form.
#68
Tech Adept
I don't have an AMB transponder.
With the custom option on these transponders will mylaps.com still keep track of the custom number?
I want to see how my practice times are improving.
What are the draw backs to this transponder being your very first, and not cloning an AMB transponder?
With the custom option on these transponders will mylaps.com still keep track of the custom number?
I want to see how my practice times are improving.
What are the draw backs to this transponder being your very first, and not cloning an AMB transponder?
#69
Tech Master
iTrader: (11)
Hi Ronja, the prices are all on post #1 of this thread. If you just want one clone with no custom options the price is $72US. The time it takes is about 5 days with us plus the shipping time back to you. You need to send your AMB transponder to the address on the bottom of the custom clone order form at www.rclaps.com (pdf file). If you do want a customised LED (display) and/or lead you need to use the form and send it to us along with your PT. The customised option details and prices are on the form.
#70
I'm not sure why anyone would want to trade in thier $100+ AMB PT for a $18 discount on a bootleg PTX! And who's to say that after they get the code they could re-sell that AMB PT on E-Bay for 3 or 4 times what they paid you for it.
Another thing that worries me is, once they have the codes they can re-produce it on as many PTX's as they want.
I'll stick with AMB, or as we say in the South "dance with the one what brung ya"!
Another thing that worries me is, once they have the codes they can re-produce it on as many PTX's as they want.
I'll stick with AMB, or as we say in the South "dance with the one what brung ya"!
#71
Tech Champion
Even if they re-sell your AMB number on a traded in transponder the likelyhood of someone in your area buying one with the same number is extremely small. If that happens there are 19 other number programmed in that you or they can switch to quite easily. If your worried about it then don't trade it in...keep your AMB and just get clones made for your other cars. These PTXs are a great idea for club transponders as the wires are changeable. In 1 year's time we've had 5 out of our 9 AMB transponders break the wires right at the transponder which is near impossible to fix (near impossible but not quite). I have figured out a fix but it's ugly and only temporary until we can get our transponders replaced.
#73
Even if they re-sell your AMB number on a traded in transponder the likelyhood of someone in your area buying one with the same number is extremely small. If that happens there are 19 other number programmed in that you or they can switch to quite easily. If your worried about it then don't trade it in...keep your AMB and just get clones made for your other cars. These PTXs are a great idea for club transponders as the wires are changeable. In 1 year's time we've had 5 out of our 9 AMB transponders break the wires right at the transponder which is near impossible to fix (near impossible but not quite). I have figured out a fix but it's ugly and only temporary until we can get our transponders replaced.
Here's some ideas for fixing the wires on the PT....Mine is post#7.....>CLICK<
However you slice it, what's happening with these PTX's is far from ethical.
#74
Tech Champion
I agree, the odds are small....but there is the chance. With the AMB there's no chance at all. And with the PTX that has 20 numbers how many more PTX's have those same 20 numbers. Not only that now you have a chance of the button that changes the numbers to malfunction.
Here's some ideas for fixing the wires on the PT....Mine is post#7.....>CLICK<
However you slice it, what's happening with these PTX's is far from ethical.
Here's some ideas for fixing the wires on the PT....Mine is post#7.....>CLICK<
However you slice it, what's happening with these PTX's is far from ethical.
What is far from ethical is AMB's near monopoly on the market and the outrageous prices they charge because they can. The rules of supply and demand can apply pressure to bring prices down where they should be but there has to be competitive products for that to happen. Lets face it, the only real competition for AMB is MRT. Robitronic and Ilap have less expensive products but the technology isn't compatible with AMB and since the vast majority of tracks with a lap counting system use AMB then the impact on the market by Robitronic and ILap is minimal.
Besides...this thread is for people interested in the product and have questions. If you think it is unethical then just don't bother posting here. There's no reason for you even to read the thread.
#75
Even if everyone has the same PTXs with the same 20 numbers, you only run 10 cars at a time and in rare cases 20 cars at a time. That still means everyone can still use a different number.
What is far from ethical is AMB's near monopoly on the market and the outrageous prices they charge because they can. The rules of supply and demand can apply pressure to bring prices down where they should be but there has to be competitive products for that to happen. Lets face it, the only real competition for AMB is MRT. Robitronic and Ilap have less expensive products but the technology isn't compatible with AMB and since the vast majority of tracks with a lap counting system use AMB then the impact on the market by Robitronic and ILap is minimal.
Besides...this thread is for people interested in the product and have questions. If you think it is unethical then just don't bother posting here. There's no reason for you even to read the thread.
What is far from ethical is AMB's near monopoly on the market and the outrageous prices they charge because they can. The rules of supply and demand can apply pressure to bring prices down where they should be but there has to be competitive products for that to happen. Lets face it, the only real competition for AMB is MRT. Robitronic and Ilap have less expensive products but the technology isn't compatible with AMB and since the vast majority of tracks with a lap counting system use AMB then the impact on the market by Robitronic and ILap is minimal.
Besides...this thread is for people interested in the product and have questions. If you think it is unethical then just don't bother posting here. There's no reason for you even to read the thread.
I've been using iPts and PTXs for quite some time now. It is a superior product at a good price with excellent service by the manufacturer