No longer Looking for a Slot dragon 2

[JW]

No longer Looking to replace my SD2 which took a dump recently. JW

[skillet]

Dragrace coordinator... if your lights and sensors are good you can use them with DRC

[JW]

Mar 3, 2024 2:33:03 GMT -7 skillet said:

Dragrace coordinator... if your lights and sensors are good you can use them with DRC

I may as a last resort. I believe DRC requires a PC? All I have is a Mac will it work with IOS? Still trying to go after a stand alone system for now. Thanks for the info. JW
Guess I'll have to send them to you to get timed .

[skillet]

I'm using a laptop to run dragrace coordinator.

No problem with you sending cars in for times

[spereira]

IIRC, Drag Race Coordinator requires a PC.
As a Mac user, I had to figure the cost of an inexpensive laptop into the purchase price, if I went this route.
As a Mac user, I also had to consider how much I wanted to "learn" how to use a PC, if only for this one task.

smp

[JW]

Mar 3, 2024 17:41:19 GMT -7 spereira said:

IIRC, Drag Race Coordinator requires a PC.
As a Mac user, I had to figure the cost of an inexpensive laptop into the purchase price, if I went this route.
As a Mac user, I also had to consider how much I wanted to "learn" how to use a PC, if only for this one task.

smp

Same dilemma I'm in.

[crazynski]

You don't need to learn how to navigate the entire PC just to run one program. Turn it on and use the race program you downloaded. You aren't surfing the net, using the search engines, or email, etc.

I might even consider buying a cheap used PC for such a simple task. Format the hard drive(s), reload windows, then load that one program. Make it almost idiot proof.

[JW]

Well, after some major negotiation Cinc-House has approved the purchase of the Drag it anywhere system. Oh joy!
Edited to add would not recommend a DIA system. Boy did I get screwed...