Kyosho EasyLap Digital Timing System
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The Easy Lap Digital Timing System is a fully functional lap counting system for RC Model of all sizes.This system is compatible with both indoor and outdoor circuits, supports unlimited cars, and offers affordable transponder options, to create a highly functional and affordable timing system. The Easy Lap transponder (KYOET001X) is extremelysmalland will fit RC cars of all scales (Transponders NOT included). Every transponder is encoded withauniqueID.
Features:
- For Indoor and Outdoor Tracks
- Unlimited cars
- Personal transponder with unique ID (also compatible with Robitronic transponders)
- Transponder (not included) measures 10.5x9.5x5.8mm and is incredibly lightweight
- Software for all Windows System (LiveTime or Zround)
- Full USB Support
- Receiver Modules with Power Led & Action Led Display
System Requirement:
- Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7,Windows 8 or 8.1 (32/64-Bit System Support)
- One available USB 2.0 port
- Installing Drivers
- Build your own bridge by any material like PVC pipe or wood. Height recommendation from sensor to ground (16 inches/40.6cm)
Includes:
- (1) USB PC-Interface with data cable
- (4) Receiver Modules for track with max width (4 feet/1.2 meter)
This product was added to our catalog on April 28, 2021
Sean K
Verified Owner
Sunday, Jun 25 2023 (10 months ago)
Kyosho EasyLap Digital Timing System
Cost effective timing system that works well. If you are missing laps from being registered, a few things I did to resolve this:
-Used all 4 sensors with a smaller gap between them than recommended
-Place the finish line pipe (using PVC pipe to hold) lower than recommended
-Added the transponder connectors direct to battery rather than through my mini-z ESC (Using KYOET009-S)
-And the most helpful for me, was adjusting the angle of the sensors on the PVC. I originally started flat or parallel with ground, but what worked best for me was slightly angling the sensors relative to the ground.
With these minor tweaks, I do not miss any laps and its great. Make sure your transponder has clear line out of any windows. Some people appear to have issues with the dark Autoscale body windows, but after the tweaks I made this does not seem to cause issues.
I like "Next Level Timing" software better than Zround, but both a free so you can try both.
-Used all 4 sensors with a smaller gap between them than recommended
-Place the finish line pipe (using PVC pipe to hold) lower than recommended
-Added the transponder connectors direct to battery rather than through my mini-z ESC (Using KYOET009-S)
-And the most helpful for me, was adjusting the angle of the sensors on the PVC. I originally started flat or parallel with ground, but what worked best for me was slightly angling the sensors relative to the ground.
With these minor tweaks, I do not miss any laps and its great. Make sure your transponder has clear line out of any windows. Some people appear to have issues with the dark Autoscale body windows, but after the tweaks I made this does not seem to cause issues.
I like "Next Level Timing" software better than Zround, but both a free so you can try both.
