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stormbringer 06-28-2022 07:20 PM

2 Questions
 
The first Question is "what is the hardest track day in and day out.

Please just the track not why. thanks in advance.


QUESTION 2 Can some of you people recommend a database system to keep up with my models, I have paper all over the place. my wife is pissed. if I remember through the fog rdss had one did it not. I need a good one that is easy to use that sound wrong easy to use but stand up to rdss

thank you all
K.C.

CheckMark 06-29-2022 12:00 PM

Personally the track or tracks I should say that are tough are:

Horseshoe Indianapolis (Indiana Grand)

Keeneland (used to like it but now find it tough)

Laurel Park

Remington Park

Woodbine

All other tracks that are not listed I find easy or have not played enough to have an opinion

tom 06-29-2022 09:41 PM

1. Any track you are not prepared for, or Keeneland even if you are.;)

2. Excel, or Open Office spreadsheets - filters let you key in on any fields you want, and can easily be imported into a database, Access, OO bases.

Ted Craven 07-13-2022 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by stormbringer (Post 145830)
The first Question is "what is the hardest track day in and day out.

Please just the track not why. thanks in advance.

QUESTION 2 Can some of you people recommend a database system to keep up with my models, I have paper all over the place. my wife is pissed. if I remember through the fog rdss had one did it not. I need a good one that is easy to use that sound wrong easy to use but stand up to rdss

thank you all
K.C.

KC, with apologies, I seem to have overlooked your second question :(

RDSS has long had a modeling system using Model templates and data exports from the Analysis screens to Excel files. You can use these Excel exports and modeling files in Excel or any Excel-compatible program (e.g. Open Office).

A good place to start is in the RDSS Frequently Asked Questions (www.rdss2.com/faq), or here specifically http://paceandcap.com/forums/showpos...23&postcount=7 This includes an older video by RichieP, but the mechanics of creating Excel exports are still the same.

There are some followup links there too to subsequent discussion.

I hope that is helpful!

Ted


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