Xt Racing I/r Transmitter Brand New - Save $$$ on 2040-parts.com
Ashville, Pennsylvania, United States
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XT-Racing I/R Transmitter The XT Racing transmitter comes equipped ready to trigger the Ultra-Lap, Mini-Lap and Ducati I/R timers and can also transmit a split signal that is recognized by the Ultra-Lap. A club-racing standard for nearly 10 years, the XT I/R transmitters can either be powered with 4 AA batteries or an external 12v power source using the supplied alligator clips. Also standard on the transmitter is a threaded brass insert for mounting on any standard tripod. We are a full line XT Racing Dealer. We also have Different Models, Accessories and Transmitters available. Please contact us for discounted pricing and shipping. We are here to answer any questions you have and provide the best possible eBay experience for our customers. We are fellow track junkies and racers and we know that you need to be able to count on your equipment. Call us with any questions or issues and for the best deals on just about all track/race motorcycle and rider goodies: 800 783 6301 |
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