Amb Mylaps Transx 160 Kart And Mx Racing Transponder, No Subscription Needed on 2040-parts.com
Carrollton, Texas, United States
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This is a used AMB TransX 160 Transponder, as used on Karts, MotoCross bikes, Quarter Midgets, and Legends Cars. Used on the same timing system as the TransX 260, and the newer MyLaps Transponders. The great thing with this transponder is that it's an earlier subscription free model, and you won't have to pay for a subscription to use it every year, which ends up saving you a lot of money.
Always stored in the charging cradle, and it gets a full 4 days of battery life when taken out and used. Perfect Christmas gift for the racer in your family, save them some money every year on subscriptions or transponder rentals. |
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