Of course, I meant to say the
"<" and ">" keys, as mentioned in
the manual.
-Brad
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I apologize in advance, as I'm sure this has been mentioned before - I
just picked up ICR II, and I notice that the "<" and ">" keys don't
work when you press F3 to get your fuel information - the 'refuel'
number stays fixed at 40. Translation - I'd be very interested in
hearing how exactly you're supposed to tell the pit crew to put in
less than 40 gallons of fuel, since the arrow keys don't seem to be up
to the task.
Thanks,
-Brad
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Hi Brad,
Maybe you've already figured out that this is not a bug.
Example: you started with 40 gal fuel, ran 50 laps, and now you
have 10 gal but you only have 30 more laps so you don't won't a
40 gal pit since 20 more gal will be plenty. Hit pause, hit F3,
and use your > key to read "fill to 20 gal". When you pit your
crew will give you 10 more gal (20 gal total). Does this make
sense?
In other words, if you have 4 gal then you can change it all
the way up to 40 gal. If you already have 40 gal then you can't
change it to anything until your fuel gradually becomes less.
The key is "fill *TO* " based on what you presently have in
your tank.
Hope this helps.
Later...
Sandman
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