Port-A-Tree Drag Racing Pocket Practice Tree
791-7500
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Drag Racing Pocket Practice Tree
Hardware Features:
- Compatible with NextGen accessories (NextGen Pedal 791-8310, NextGen trans brake vehicle connection 791-8300, and Microswitch vehicle connection 791-8305)
- It will not work with the original Pocket Pal Transbrake vehicle connection 791-7300
- Graphics display with adjustable backlight
- Outdoor bright LEDs with adjustable brightness
- Integrated Transbrake-like button
- Battery Powered
- 2 AA batteries (Sold Separately)
- Low power sleep mode to preserve battery life
Software Features:
- Full, Pro, Blocker, and Instant Green Tree
- Adjustable Tree Speed (0.100 to 0.900 available)
- Adjustable Roll Out
- Press or Release trans brake button to capture reaction time
- Adjustable Delay Box
- Bump Up or Down
- Shift Light
- Practice up to 4 shift points
- NHRA/IHRA Auto Start
- Auto/Manual Reset
- Enable/Disable Win Lights
- Set a time to beat
- Perfect Tree (0.000 vs. 0.400/0.500)
- Bump Stage
- Press stage button a random number of times to stage the tree
- Result Blocker
- Blocks reaction times and red lights - must view statistics to see results
- Statistics
- Saves last 20 reaction times and bumps taken
- Tracks number of hits, red lights, and wins in the practice session
- Calculates average reaction time and reaction time spread
- Calculates shift averages
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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