Tumbleweed
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Guy's an excellent driver but is turning out to be a real hothead. I've seen him losing his cool a number of times now.
Well Rowdy is 36 and he won’t always be around to be the bad guy so…Guy's an excellent driver but is turning out to be a real hothead. I've seen him losing his cool a number of times now.
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Bad communication from team to driver.
Also, Austin said the same thing yesterday over and over again while giving the same feedback. Any driver gets irritated after relaying the same info with no change. "Not enough front turn-in, not enough front responsiveness."
Any driver in any series gets irritated after giving the same information about what he or she needs.
Context would help:
Bad communication from team to driver.
Also, Austin said the same thing yesterday over and over again while giving the same feedback. Any driver gets irritated after relaying the same info with no change. "Not enough front turn-in, not enough front responsiveness."
Any driver in any series gets irritated after giving the same information about what he or she needs.
He's reverted to "copy" these days it seems lo
F-1 and NASCAR use Motorola radios. I rarely if ever had any trouble, usually its the person scanning that does.I'm assuming most of the teams had radio issues yesterday due to the distance of the track? I know the 9 team absolutely did but they worked around it pretty smoothly early on. I wish we could get better quality radios in NASCAR, sometimes at home and at the track it's a static fest and horribly muffled. F1 has it figured out.
I'm assuming most of the teams had radio issues yesterday due to the distance of the track? I know the 9 team absolutely did but they worked around it pretty smoothly early on. I wish we could get better quality radios in NASCAR, sometimes at home and at the track it's a static fest and horribly muffled. F1 has it figured out.
I'm assuming most of the teams had radio issues yesterday due to the distance of the track? I know the 9 team absolutely did but they worked around it pretty smoothly early on. I wish we could get better quality radios in NASCAR, sometimes at home and at the track it's a static fest and horribly muffled. F1 has it figured out.
Is nascar still preventing them from broadcasting driver radios in digital? If so that's probably the biggest issue
Could be thatIs nascar still preventing them from broadcasting driver radios in digital? If so that's probably the biggest issue
Really? Cause Chase couldn't hear Alan when he was back in turn 11 and along that straight. The other guys had to relay to him. And that's basically what I was getting at those moments on my end as well, just really bad static anytime Alan would talk. Other sections of the track I could hear him good.F-1 and NASCAR use Motorola radios. I rarely if ever had any trouble, usually its the person scanning that does.
Even when Jeff tried to talk to Logano during a stage break he lost reception. I’d imagine they were all having issues.Really? Cause Chase couldn't hear Alan when he was back in turn 11 and along that straight. The other guys had to relay to him. And that's basically what I was getting at those moments on my end as well, just really bad static anytime Alan would talk. Other sections of the track I could hear him good.
Sounds like Alan had a problem with his radio connection or there was an obstruction between him and 11. Our radios were rated over 30 miles so distance isnt a problem.Really? Cause Chase couldn't hear Alan when he was back in turn 11 and along that straight. The other guys had to relay to him. And that's basically what I was getting at those moments on my end as well, just really bad static anytime Alan would talk. Other sections of the track I could hear him good.
5 watt can reach 6 miles30 miles is licensed Ham radio territory, a legal CB is around 6 miles on a good day.
It's them damn push rods.Sometime it doesn't matter how good of electronics you have rainy gloomy weather can mess with it.
I was recently informed that all of that is my fault.It's them damn pushrods.
Well....you ARE the worst poster on the forumI was recently informed that all of that is my fault.
You want real rage?
Just go listen to Johnny Sauter every week when the trucks race.
I agree, and while I'm also so far undecided about Cindric, he has impressed me even in some of his oval Cup starts.my jury is out yet on Cendric. He did leave me wondering what kind of day he would have had if he was in a REAL Penske car at COTA.
Not even close.I agree, and while I'm also so far undecided about Cindric, he has impressed me even in some of his oval Cup starts.
His words on the radio could also be passion. Think Kyle Busch etc.
30 miles is licensed Ham radio territory, a legal CB is around 6 miles on a good day.
I think it's more the technology that Nascar is limiting the teams toIt is hilarious, we can bounce a signal off a satellite a thousand miles above earth, but at Nascar, they can not get radio communication over a three mile area.![]()
I think it's more the technology that Nascar is limiting the teams to
No, we have more then capable equipment.I think it's more the technology that Nascar is limiting the teams to