raceBOARD-s device.

  • Thread starter Thread starter wajdi1977
  • 6 comments
  • 1,198 views
wajdi1977

wajdi1977

Messages
1,934
Israel
Nazareth/Israel
Messages
GTClub_Wajdi
I was looking for a gear indicator that works for rF2 and GTR2 and i found this one
raceboard-s_900_100.jpg


raceBOARD-S device.

r
aceBOARD-S can display following information:

speed
gear
engine RPM
shift light
activation of pit limiter
laps
position
gap
advantage
engine temperature
fuel
remaining (laps or tim
Click to expand...
Cost 99euro(129$)shiping cost including.

Video:What do think guys?is it worth the purchase?
 
I think that looks great. Has a lot of functionality, and is easily readable. If you like the price, I'd pick it up.

My .02
Stephen
 
A Leo SLI-M might be cheaper, it's almost the same (I think), you can't see your speed and it's not in a case but I think it does all the rest and lets you add extra buttons, and it's $75. You might like to check it out, but I've only had a brief look at both the raceBOARD and SLI-M to compare so I might be missing something big.

http://www.leobodnar.com/products/SLI-M/

Edit: Upon closer inspection the SLI-M does very little of what the raceBOARD does, oops. The SLI-Pro is £100 and probably does do what you want, though, I'm unfamiliar with current exchange rates but that might be competitive.
 
Thanks guys!I like the raceBOARD because it is "elegante" and has a shape line and it's fit perfectly with my cockpit(WIP).
129$ isn't a cheap price but it offers a lot of information(see the list above).However I'm building my new cockpit( triple screen) for rFactor2 that will be release at the end of the year so i have a lot of time to make my decisions!
 
wajdi1977
Thanks guys!I like the raceBOARD because it is "elegante" and has a shape line and it's fit perfectly with my cockpit(WIP).
129$ isn't a cheap price but it offers a lot of information(see the list above).However I'm building my new cockpit( triple screen) for rFactor2 that will be release at the end of the year so i have a lot of time to make my decisions!
Click to expand...
I like my raceBOARD-S. It's great if you want a no fuss plug and play box with auto update software. I've not compared it against an SLI-M or Pro in terms of value. When I bought mine, I couldn't solder at all, so the SLI wasn't really an option. The pre-fabricated ones were too expensive. Here's mine. I chopped off part of the bottom plastic and used to have it sitting on top of a G27 held by velcro.

 
itrdc5
I like my raceBOARD-S. It's great if you want a no fuss plug and play box with auto update software. I've not compared it against an SLI-M or Pro in terms of value. When I bought mine, I couldn't solder at all, so the SLI wasn't really an option. The pre-fabricated ones were too expensive. Here's mine. I chopped off part of the bottom plastic and used to have it sitting on top of a G27 held by velcro.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLvEFWKqTDU">YouTube Link</a>
Click to expand...

This will be the deciding factor for me too, plug n play ability is crutial for me to keep me interested in some new device. I like them both (SLI and this Race Board) but i want whichever one i wont have to fiddle with as much.
 
itrdc5
I like my raceBOARD-S. It's great if you want a no fuss plug and play box with auto update software. I've not compared it against an SLI-M or Pro in terms of value. When I bought mine, I couldn't solder at all, so the SLI wasn't really an option. The pre-fabricated ones were too expensive. Here's mine. I chopped off part of the bottom plastic and used to have it sitting on top of a G27 held by velcro.

Click to expand...

Thanks:)i will go with it!
 

Latest Posts

Back