Pages sponsored by
Mounting the Dorian Micro 16000 Transmitter
-The front/rear of the vehicle must be in line with the axis of the mounting bracket.
-The
transmitter should not be more than 300 mm above the road surface
-There is a video on our Facebook page or youtube showing how
to mount a temporary
unit without a bracket e.g. a hire one
unit without a bracket e.g. a hire one
Share this site
Share Track Time Motorsport site on facebook
Automatic Timing
Lap Timing
Laps times are recorded for all cars for both events and practice on regularity days by the Austin 7 Club of SA Inc.
Timing Team. This team which is part of our club has many years experience in motor sport timing. They have been involved
in timing events at all levels ranging from single car at the time sprints, land speed record attempts, Clipsal 500 and up
to world championship race events.
Rookie events are manually timed to the 1/100th second however the open wheeled group
and TTM Trophy Series competition is timed to 1/10000 second using the Dorian DATA-1 timing transmitters along with a manual
backup. Each car is fitted with a timing transmitter which has a unique id number.
Scoring for all groups is still only
calculated to 1/10 though.
Obtaining a Dorian Timing Transmitter
Transmitters are available from TTM for $440 or a discounted
price of $415 for financial members of Track Time Motorsport (a division of the The Austin 7 Club of SA Inc.). They
are also available for hire at our events for $35 for the weekend by requesting one when entering. A mounting bracket can be
bought for $5 however if you buy a transmitter it comes with a bracket.
email Tony for information tony@amcommtech.com.au
Picture of the transmitter and charging tray.
An orange mounting bracket can be seen on the tray and it is about
93 mm long
Regularity Resource Pages