Rally Navigation

Its all about timing! A rally roadbook gives you all information you need to find the right track, in a most minimalistic way. If everything went well, one quick look is enough for the next few maneuvers.

Navigating by roadbook means, that you have only a tripmeter, a compass and the roadbook to find your way.

1. The tripmeter or tripmaster gives you the total kilometers. Adjust the tripmeter, if you are sure that you are passing a certain note
2. The compass gives you your current heading (CAP) your are traveling in degree 0° - 360°

User hardware buttons connected via bluetooth to scroll the roadbook and adjust the tripmeter.

SEEKERS allows you to enable a auto scroll function in the setting, which will scroll the roadbook and adjust the tripmeter as soon as you leave a 25m radius of the note.

The Roadbook

A roadbook is a unique document that contains all the necessary information for a rally. It includes details about the route, waypoints, hazards, and other essential data for the participants. The roadbook is a crucial tool for navigation and ensuring a successful rally experience.

Each roadbook consists of many notes for each navigation maneuver, providing detailed instructions and information to help participants stay on course and complete the stage.

Elements of a roadbook note:

1. Distance box. Gives information until this note. Most important the total kilometers at the corresponding diagram box.
2. Partial kilometer from the previous diagram box to the actual diagram box
3. Placeholder for waypoint icon
4. Diagram box: Gives information in graphic form (so called tulip) and with symbols to assess the situation at the indicated kilometer
5. Description box: indication about the situation after the indicated kilometer, including speed limits
6. Placeholder for waypoint number

All used icons, symbolds and abbreviations are explained in the Roadbook Lexicon.