AMBrc PT Clone/replacement
#76
So the Bug booster works as one of the newer transponders? I want one just tell me where to sign up.
#77
Tech Addict
Originally Posted by nsxshogun
So the Bug booster works as one of the newer transponders? I want one just tell me where to sign up.
#78
Tech Rookie
I heard there is a way to clone the AMBrc detection loop, is that possible? Anybody knows how to do it? Because we have 2 different tracks in our club and is a pain in the ass to change the loop from one track to the other (133 bucks isn't cheap) any suggestions??
#79
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The actual loop, you just need some wire (16 gauge works great) and a resistor to go in the middle of the loop. Unfortunately I can't remember the resistor type, but should be able to look on your current loop or search for it via google.
Now the yellow part with the black box at the end can't be duplicated as far as I know.
Paul
Now the yellow part with the black box at the end can't be duplicated as far as I know.
Paul
#80
Tech Addict
The resistor is 470 Ohms if I remember correctly. I've heard that the loop works fine without it, but haven't tried it. I'm not sure how to duplicate the black box at the end of the Coax cable. It can't be complicated. It uses no outside power.
Hey, Terry. Is MRT thinking about selling timing loops?!? I'd buy one.
Hey, Terry. Is MRT thinking about selling timing loops?!? I'd buy one.
#81
Tech Adept
I've been using my home-made loop for 2 racing weekends so far. It works great. I have 18 gauge wire with 470ohm resister. I don't use anything to split the loop like the AMB black box but it works this way too.
I also use douple shield 50ohm coax cable.
I also use douple shield 50ohm coax cable.
#82
Tech Rookie
Originally Posted by onroaddude
I've been using my home-made loop for 2 racing weekends so far. It works great. I have 18 gauge wire with 470ohm resister. I don't use anything to split the loop like the AMB black box but it works this way too.
I also use douple shield 50ohm coax cable.
I also use douple shield 50ohm coax cable.
#85
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by elchoclo
Thanks for all the info! I will start cutting & splicing wires ASAP hehehe, anyway just a tough, I was checking the specs for the loop in the AMB homepage and it says they use 75 ohm wire, is there any reason of why you use the 50 ohm one, or there is no significant diference between the 50 ohm and the 75 ohm?
#86
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by RaceAce701
Where is the best place to buy a personal transponder from
#87
Originally Posted by andsetinn
The resistor is 470 Ohms if I remember correctly. I've heard that the loop works fine without it, but haven't tried it. I'm not sure how to duplicate the black box at the end of the Coax cable. It can't be complicated. It uses no outside power.
Hey, Terry. Is MRT thinking about selling timing loops?!? I'd buy one.
Hey, Terry. Is MRT thinking about selling timing loops?!? I'd buy one.