Icard Usb Racing Timing & Scoring Receiver on 2040-parts.com
Cornelius, North Carolina, United States
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Offered here is an iCard USB Timing and Scoring receiver. The lot also includes a disc with the corresponding software and drivers.
This system saw only brief use at a handful of short track races--it appears to be in great shape! The iCard USB is currently offered on various websites at well over $200. This lot is a great deal! The iCard setup may possibly be used for displaying live timing and scoring data at events such as:
Please ensure that your events use iCard. We cannot guarantee that any track/sanction uses this system. Don't forget to visit our eBay store for more great technology deals! |
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