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Old 07-03-2015, 10:46 AM
cosgrove cosgrove is offline
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Originally Posted by Elarson View Post
Ok, all of this back & forth on pro trees and delay boxes has me confused. I race pro tree all the time. I honestly don't see how a delay box would be used in that format. Where in the sequence of:

pre-stage
stage
all 3 yellow's simultaneously
.400 later it's green

....do you trigger the button?

When I see 3 yellows, I'm leaving....no time to invoke a delay.

You can't trigger off the stage light.....the 3 yellows aren't a consistent time after that.

I don't want an argument, I want an education.

Eric
You have nothing confused Eric. The only way a delay box will help you on a .400 pro tree is if you and your car are quick enough in the beams to red light- like S/st.
If you need to be quicker, a delay box will not help you.
Oh, unless you have one of those time traveling delay boxes like John has. That was sarcasm John. You seem to be lost in all of this.

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