How to build a Digital Pit Lane Game in to a Digital circuit.
In this suggestion, it is shown how to incorporate the
C7041 Digital Pit Lane Game and a
C7039 Digital Lap Counter in to an extended figure '8'
layout.
C1201, C1202 & C1222 are typical direct examples. However, most
Digital sets can be converted in exactly the same way. Simply study
the pictures and components required below.
Downloading the Track Designer software will
also help with designing alternative circuits to incorporate the
Pit Lane Game and Lap Counter.
Using a Pit Lane Game and Lap Counter creates game play to enable a very exciting racing game that will encourage you to race like the professionals with pit stops that need to be made in order to complete the race before the laps run out. Making a pit stop under Red (Pit Lane Closed) will incur an additional pit stop penalty. Get your pit stops done under Green (Pit Lane Open) and your are on your way to the finishing flag - but can you beat your opponents?
This is a standard C1201 or C1222 Digital circuit without a Pit
Lane Game or Lap Counter.
To include a Pit Lane Game the oval with the powerbase
will be extended like this:
This simply requires the addition of :
C7015 Pit Lane (right-hand) x 1
C7016 Single Lane Straight x 6
C7041 Pit Lane Game
Including a lap Counter is also very straight forward:
The Lap Counter can be placed, at your preference, either before
or after the Pit entry or exit.
This simply requires the addition of :
C7039 Lap Counter x 1
C8207 Half Straight x 1
Track Designer shows that eleven pieces of track are required to add to the standard track and even invites you to simply click on the 'Add to Basket' link to make the purchase and delivery to you as easy as possible.
