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André Peres
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Old post #1 posted Apr 5th 2007, 13:25:50 Quote 
hI everybody....

is there any way or place where i can calculate the fuel for lap?
saying... seeing how many laps can i do with 20 lts for instance...
because in praticing and qualifing dosn´t appear that kind of calculations...only in testing..... but diferent track....
know what i mean?!?

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Old post #2 posted Apr 5th 2007, 13:29:46 Quote 
andré...don't calculate fuel per lap...but instead, calculate it per Km...

with time...you'll learn the consumption type of certain tracks, and associate that with engine levels...and than the calculation will be "easyer" to do...
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Old post #3 posted Apr 5th 2007, 13:34:53 Quote 
use the information you got from testing. this will give you a idea of what you should need, but not exact
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Old post #4 posted Apr 5th 2007, 14:23:56 Quote 
if you store the information you gather, in a short while you'll be able to figure out adequately enough the amount of fuel you need to complete different races. it's never 100% exact but, as far as i've seen, even rough calculations never let you down!
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Old post #5 posted Apr 5th 2007, 14:44:10 Quote 
Quote ( António Pereira @ April 5th 2007,13:29:46 )

andré...don't calculate fuel per lap...but instead, calculate it per Km...


I'd like to second this. A lot of members apparently think a lap is a fixed lenght...just to make sure...it's not! So use km/liter instead of liters/lap when you calculate.
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Old post #6 posted Apr 5th 2007, 15:05:54 Quote 
I made that very misake after my 1st race, calculating it per lap rather then per km.
Fortunately i realised my mistake in time for my 3rd race.

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Old post #7 posted Apr 5th 2007, 18:24:53 Quote 
Quote ( António Pereira @ April 5th 2007,13:29:46 )

andré...don't calculate fuel per lap...but instead, calculate it per Km...

No need to note this once again. Only idiots do not noticed that consumption is per km, not per lap.
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Old post #8 posted Apr 5th 2007, 18:37:21 Quote 
Quote ( Rinat Hafisoff @ April 5th 2007,18:24:53 )

o need to note this once again. Only idiots do not noticed that consumption is per km, not per lap.


Somebody's getting cooooockkyyyyyy...
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Old post #9 posted Apr 5th 2007, 18:41:46 Quote 
Justas, don't you agree? It's too big difference if you coount it on laps, not kms. How come someone wouldn't notice that??
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Old post #10 posted Apr 5th 2007, 18:56:24 Quote 
ok...
noone understood my question ... and it was badly put.. my bad

i meant diferent tracks, one lap, diferent kinds of driving...
but ok ... you dont forgive ... i already managed a way...
txs.. any way...

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Old post #11 posted Apr 5th 2007, 18:59:53 Quote 
Quote ( Rinat Hafisoff @ April 5th 2007,18:41:46 )

Justas, don't you agree? It's too big difference if you coount it on laps, not kms. How come someone wouldn't notice that??


I wouldn't go so far as to call a newbie an idiot because he overlooked something once. If he kept overlooking things again and again, and asking stupid questions all the time, then yeah... But now it seems a little cruel.
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Old post #12 posted Apr 5th 2007, 19:09:37 Quote 
I only answered to Antonio. I didn't called Andre with any word. My post wasn't toward any particular people. I only meant that one is an bla-bla if he didn't noticed difference.
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Old post #13 posted Apr 5th 2007, 19:41:38 Quote 
Sorry if we're not all as clever as you Rinat :p
I guess you must be top of your league as you obviously have never made any mistakes on here. How comes you're not in Elite?
hehe
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Old post #14 posted Apr 5th 2007, 19:45:23 Quote 
Talk about a cat fight....
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Old post #15 posted Apr 5th 2007, 19:48:01 Quote 
Quote ( Colin Leadley @ April 5th 2007,19:41:38 )

Sorry if we're not all as clever as you Rinat :p


Well Colin...if your intention is playing this game for let's say ...some years/seasons...prepare to hear some things like this from Rinat...he's just like this...don't even bother trying to respond to him...at least i don't! ;)
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Old post #16 posted Apr 5th 2007, 19:48:32 Quote 
LOL.... meeeoww.
I was only joking of course Daniel


Thanks for the advice Antonio.


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Old post #17 posted Apr 6th 2007, 00:40:12 Quote 
Quote ( Rinat Hafisoff @ April 5th 2007,18:24:53 )

No need to note this once again. Only idiots do not noticed that consumption is per km, not per lap.


You'd be amazed at the number of "idiots" then...
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Old post #18 posted Apr 6th 2007, 01:22:29 Quote 
however if you write a post of 1000 words and in that you call Rinats suggestions for stupid or idiotic you would see that he misses all the other 999 words himself and can only focus on that 1 word.

"a classic" /forum/ViewTopic.asp?Highlight=&TopicId=2040&Page=1&...

Colin consider yourself a newfound friend of mine :)
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Old post #19 posted Apr 6th 2007, 03:33:00 Quote 
Hakan, i see you taken offence seriosly. It is funny. Because some people learn ones not to get words close to their hearts from people on forums. They also tells "you don't have sense of humor", "take it easy" etc.
You must be collecting my posts and maybe you making some dossiers on me? :)
Now you somehow treating me like an enemy. It's your choice.
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Old post #20 posted Apr 6th 2007, 03:40:11 Quote 
Guys. I didn't call anyone idiot personally. And i didn't go on persons. If someone takes what i say on their person, it's only shows how he thinks about himself. It's psychology. You should love yourself instead thinking you are an idiots.
And there are lot of shades between idiot and genius. If i refuse to be an idiot, it doesn't mean i am a genius. I am not genius, i can assure you. :)
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Old post #21 posted Apr 6th 2007, 03:51:37 Quote 
rinat dont worry its the internet :P if anyone take anything someone says with a grain of salt then that is their choice ... unless your CALL someone out then they should not be worried about it IMO ... and a note on the fuel i only just had my first race and i do calculations for everything ... now my problem is i failed math in high school HA ... but my friend whom just joined as well we are working together to get this game and it seems better to make a few freinds to go over fuel/strats/set ups :)
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Old post #22 posted Apr 6th 2007, 04:20:41 Quote 
Good luck :)
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Old post #23 posted Apr 6th 2007, 04:41:50 Quote 
look at all the fuzz you have done with my post... and a wrong one...
lol
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Old post #24 posted Apr 6th 2007, 13:36:42 Quote 
Rinat better take a look at that thread again to see WHO it is taking offence seriously :) i am all laughing

i just pointed out the difference when you use the word and when someone uses it towards your own suggestion.......the reaction is a little bit different from you.....and if you do get that reaction yourself perhaps you could understand when ppl get a similar reaction as yourself...it should be so damn easy to do........but then again...........you are Rinat :)
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Old post #25 posted Apr 6th 2007, 18:31:19 Quote 
Quote ( Rinat Hafisoff @ April 6th 2007,03:33:00 )

Now you somehow treating me like an enemy


On the contrary Rinat i have YOU on my friends list and have had so all this time from we started in M1 last season (S2) but i see you dont have me on yours ....so who is considering the other as an enemy? :)
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Old post #26 posted Apr 6th 2007, 18:42:25 Quote 
Friends list used not only to put there friends, you know.
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Old post #27 posted Apr 6th 2007, 18:44:30 Quote 
Quote ( André Peres @ April 5th 2007,13:25:50 )

hI everybody....

is there any way or place where i can calculate the fuel for lap?
saying... seeing how many laps can i do with 20 lts for instance...
because in praticing and qualifing dosn´t appear that kind of calculations...only in testing..... but diferent track....
know what i mean?!?


Just use your calculator. I always have a calculator next to my
PC.
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Old post #28 posted Apr 6th 2007, 18:45:32 Quote 
"excel" suites pretty fine to me... ;)
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Old post #29 posted Apr 6th 2007, 18:46:50 Quote 
operating system comes even with a calculator built in....oh my what will they think of next :)
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Old post #30 posted Apr 7th 2007, 00:11:13 Quote 
A tray for holding a cup of coffee that actually works...that thing that ejects from my computer broke off...cheap piece of plastic!
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