
Arden Park II
by
Todd Brace
This is another 3 lane but this time routed in
MDF board. Having bought a new Chrysler Crossfire, I needed my one car garage
to use as...well a garage! This meant the permanent
Strombecker layout had to come down.

The solution was to route this 3 lane track. It
breaks down into 3 sections that are folded against the wall, out of the way,
which provides PLENTY of space for the car. For practice only, I can set it up
complete with computer hook up in about 10-15 minutes. On race day it takes a
bit longer because I'll layout some trees, buildings, and trackside figures.
Comes down and goes away quickly too!

Upgraded the power supply to a regulated,
variable voltage (4-18 Volts) 18 amp unit. Still have the SRT race management
system, and the braid is Magnatech. Recently christened it as I hosted the 6
event in our club's 12 event Fall/Winter series. Very much a driver's
course. All seemed to enjoy.- Todd
