A cable of up to 12 m across the finish line, embedded in the tarmac or buried, and a transponder in each vehicle.
The transponder stays asleep until it detects that it is crossing the finish line.
As it passes, it wakes up and sends the driver’s code, even at 200 km/h.
The decoder receives the code and sends it to the computer running the results software.
A transponder cheaper than the competition’s, with an easy-to-replace battery.
UHF passive readers are not recommended for motorsport.
Results by fastest reference lap or most laps in a set time, external display, online times and electronic control of start and finish flags.
Karting, motorbikes, motocross or enduro: tell us about the circuit and we will set up the system.