Rf Lap Counter

Rf Lap Counter tracks lap times for up to 10 drivers during a run, for training or race use. The app requires an RfLapCounter RC2/RC3 Bluetooth decoder; the supplied information does not list support for other decoder models.

Configure a training or race run

The app has two operating modes: training and race. Users can set a run by time, from 1 to 99 minutes, or by laps, from 1 to 99. These settings define the time or lap parameters for a session. Lap times can be announced vocally, providing an audible presentation of timing information during use.

Review lap times and saved runs

Rf Lap Counter keeps records of drivers’ best performances and offers graphical run synthesis to present run information visually. Users can save each run for later reference. Together, these features provide records of individual performances as well as saved run data; the source does not specify additional analysis tools or how the graphical synthesis is calculated.

Driver and track records

A permanent database can hold information for up to 50 drivers and 20 tracks. This gives users a place within the app to maintain those records alongside their lap-timing activity. The stated capacity is separate from the limit of up to 10 drivers in a single run.

Languages and equipment requirement

The app is described as available in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Its lap-counting function requires the RfLapCounter RC2/RC3 Bluetooth decoder, so the listed hardware requirement should be considered when assessing whether it suits a particular setup.