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When are the 2007 Race regulations going to be made available?
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The 2007 Race Regulations will be made
available for the 2nd week in February 2007
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My ACU Licence needs a Club signature. What do I do?
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If you are a Darley Moor Member for the 2006 season send the Licence to
the registered office for a counter signature.
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What is a transponder?
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The Transponder is your personal identification number when
you are on the track. The seven - digit number on your Transponder is
unique to you. It assists the official timing team. PLEASE DO NOT SHARE
TRANSPONDERS DURING A MEETING.
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Must I have my own transponder?
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The short answer is YES. It is much better to have your own
Transponder. However in an emergency the Club will hire you one at a cost
of £15.00 per day. YOU MUST NOT BORROW ANOTHER RIDER'S REGISTERED
TRANSPONDER DURING A MEETING.
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Where do I buy a Transponder?
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You can buy a Transponder from the Club timekeepers HS Sports.
Visit their website at www.hssports.co.uk or ring them on 01260 275708.
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Where do I place the Transponder on the machine?
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You should place the Transponder as near the front of the machine
as possible - on a solo one of the best places is on the top of the fork
leg. On a sidecar the best place is on the chassis next to the sidecar
wheel. The Transponder needs to be vertical i.e. you need to be able to
read the number when it is fastened in the mounting bracket. The bottom
of the Transponder needs to be pointing to the track.
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How long does it take to charge the Transponder?
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When fully discharged the Transponder will require 24 hours
to become fully charged. This will be enough for three days use. (When
taken out of the charging cradle the transponder should flash a green
light three times then a gap then three more flashes indicating it is
fully charged.)
If you constantly charge the transponder for less than 24 hours or do not allow it to fully discharge the battery performance will be reduced. |
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When must I fit my Transponder?
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Your transponder must be fitted when you attend Technical Control.
It MUST be fitted every time you go on the track even for practice. IT
IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE YOUR TRANSPONDER IS CHARGED AND FITTED
BEFORE YOU GO ON THE TRACK.
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Who needs to know my Transponder Number?
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If you have not put your Transponder number on your Entry Form,
you must tell the Race Office your Transponder Number before you go on
to the track for PRACTICE or racing. If you change your Transponder during
a meeting remember to inform the Race Office.
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Will the Transponder interfere with my own lap timer?
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Normally your Transponder is NOT compatible with on - board
timing devices.
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Once I stop racing can I sell my Transponder?
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Once you decide to retire from racing you can sell your Transponder
to another competitor. The Club will also buy back transponders provided
it has been purchased from HS Sports or MST Timing and you have the receipt.
The Club will not buy any transponder that has been damaged in anyway.
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TEL:
01246 866537 - E-Mail: info@darleymoor.co.uk
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