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Dedenbear Cross-Over Delay Box 3.38" (H) x 10.6" (W) x 1.25" (D)
302-CO2
Dedenbear CO2 Details
Cross-Over Delay Box
Bracket racers can leave off either side of the tree with this box. No more fumbling with a calculator while sitting at the starting line trying to concentrate on your tree as a slower opponent speeds away. Just punch in their E.T. and leave off of their top bulb. The CO2 is the flagship of cross-over delay boxes - over 11, 000 in use. Features:
- Quartz crystal timer ensures optimum accuracy under all conditions
- Pushbutton thumbwheels let you let you quickly select any delay up to 9.999 seconds, and any E.T.s up to 99.99 seconds
- Accidental Release Protection (A.R.P.)
- Simple and quick to set
- State-of-the-art electronic noise protection circuits
- Virtually no voltage drop through box
- 12 and 16 volt compatible
- 3.38"H x 10.6"W x 1.25"D
- NHRA Accepted
Specifications:
The Dedenbear Cross-Over Delay Box allows you to leave on a slower opponent's tree by calculating the handicap difference when you program your opponent's as well as your own dial-in into the appropriate thumbwheel switches. Or, flip a single toggle to cancel the cross-over feature & leave on your own tree, or bypass the delay box. 12 & 16 volt compatible. NHRA accepted microprocessor unit. 
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