TSD Rally Split vs 3pRally Pro TSD Rally Roadbook

The TSD Rally Split consists of two clocks with different purposes. Master•Time on the left is the rally time-of-day clock. This clock can be adjusted to synchronize with the Official Rally Time clock. Also, the Master•Time clock can be split/stopped by touching the button on the left side. Retouching the button will cause the split time display to disappear. 
Monte•Carlo on the right is a stopwatch with two buttons: one starts and resumes the stopwatch and the other records each lap. When the stopwatch has been stopped, there are three options for resetting it to zero for another start available when you click the Stopwatch Reset Options button below the stopwatch. One option (To Zero Now) is to reset to zero and await pressing the Start button. A second option (Next Minute) is to have the stopwatch reset when the time-of-day clock reaches the next full minute. A third option (Preset Time) allows you to select any time in either minutes:seconds or minutes:cents using the four sets of green or red buttons to increment to the time desired. In order for any of these three options to take affect, you must touch the Apply button on the Stopwatch Reset Options popup. Touching the "Adjust" button opens a popup that allows you to synchronize the Master•Time to the Official Rally Time by making adjustments in increments of +/– 0.1 seconds to account for total errors of as much as + or – 10 seconds. Touch the Lock button to make clock adjustments. Adjust time ahead or behind as needed and, when finished, touch the Unlock button to prevent unintended adjustments. Touch the double Arrows singly or continuously to make adjustments in +/– 0.1 second increments. When unlocked, a chime will sound at 0 seconds and 30 seconds. This audible cue is helpful when synching with an Official Clock. When the Official Rally Clock’s second hand reaches zero, the start of a new minute, estimate the error by which your clock is behind or ahead of the Official time and add or subtract 0.1 second increments. On the clockface displays, time can be measured in either seconds or decimal minutes. Additionally, there are two levels of time precision. One displays two digits for seconds or two digits for hundredths of a minute. For more precision, the other measures and displays seconds as two digits plus tenths of a second or three digits for thousandths of a minute. There are three watch face styles: black, yellow, and white.

Beat the clock. Or match it exactly. Build a roadbook once, then drive it: 3pRally Pro knows every part's distance and target, tells you the speed to drive, and counts you down to the next control. For TSD, regularity, open road and special stages. Trusted by regularity crews since 2015. On iPhone and iPad. THE ROADBOOK • Author a whole event: a roadbook holds its parts, each part its rows • Row types for every discipline: CAST, target average with a MAX, Time, Transit, Pause, Special, Open Road • Controls and references as the rulebook has them: zero at a reference, the average keeps running • The strip: your roadbook as a grid, checked column by column against the paper • Share a roadbook as a file: prepare at home, hand the route to the driver's phone • iCloud sync for roadbooks and tracks FOLLOWING IT • Auto-start at your minute, or after 30 or 60 seconds, with an audible countdown • Set the organizer's official time once, and the app runs on their clock, not yours • Speeds as road signs: the blue disc is the base speed, and the ceiling rides its own LIMIT or MAX chip • Max speed: set your own never-exceed limit, in every mode. • A pace tip that names the speed to drive, and never asks you over the ceiling • Time against ideal, on screen and spoken, so a driver can hold a regularity without looking • Unlink the average from the partial counters when the rules need it • Distance to the next control, and a second count to the next waypoint • Readouts count down to the next control, or up from the last one • A preview of what the next part brings, before you reach it • A recap at every control, and a summary worded for the discipline you drove SPECIAL STAGE • A big clock, live splits, and the gap to your best run at the same point DISTANCE YOU CAN TRUST • Calibrate on the organizer's leg, or let the app learn it from the controls you mark • Averages computed on your roadbook's distances, with an offer to switch to measured if they differ • Internal GPS or an external receiver (tested with Garmin GLO 2 and Dual XGPS150A) HANDS ON THE WHEEL • Voice for speed, average, distance, pace tips, time vs ideal and the start countdown • Flic and Flic 2 wireless buttons for start, crossing and quick restart • Drive the app from a Bluetooth media button on the wheel. • Six languages, your choice of voice, and your event's own vocabulary • Energy saving for a long day in the car AFTER THE RUN • Tracks saved and named automatically, including unnamed ones already in your library • Export the track as GPX or KML, or a roadbook run as a CSV HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS We are your instrument, not the beam. The organizer's timing owns the result, and where our number and theirs differ, theirs counts. A GPS fix is good to a few meters, so our numbers are honest to about a second, not to hundredths. And some organizers do not allow this class of device: check your regulations, not the app. FULL ACCESS 3pRally Pro is free to download, with 45 minutes of running time a day to try it. Full Access removes the daily limit. • Full Access Subscription, monthly, three-monthly or yearly • Lifetime Full Access Pass, the same access for one payment, with nothing to renew Prices are shown in the app in your own currency. A subscription renews until you cancel it, in your Apple Account settings. Bought either Rally app before 4.0? You keep what you paid for, and a discounted one-off pass adds Roadbook mode. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://3prally.com/privacy Full manual at 3prally.com/manual, with an offline PDF. Problem or feature request? We read every message: support@3pmaster.com. Note: needs a device with GPS; a Wi-Fi-only iPad needs an external receiver. Background GPS use can decrease battery life. For off-road, overlanding and rally-raid tripmaster duty, see 3pMaster.