- Last Activity:
- Jun 6, 2017
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- Jun 7, 2012
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- Location:
- Florida
- Occupation:
- Retired Electric Engineer
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About
- Location:
- Florida
- Occupation:
- Retired Electric Engineer
- System: Operating System:
- Windows 7 64bit
- System: Specific Model:
- Enthusiast Home Built
- System: Motherboard:
- ASUS Z87 - PRO
- System: CPU:
- Intel i7 4770K @ 4.6GHz
- System: RAM:
- 8GB GSKILL DDR3-1866
- System: Graphics:
- 2-EVGA GTX 970-4GB SLI
- System: Sound:
- Onboard Realtek 5.1 Headphones
- System: Storage:
- Samsung Pro 256GB SSD, 128GB SSD, and 500GB HDD
- System: Screen Setup:
- Triple 27" Screens
- System: Internet Service:
- Comcast Cable
- System: Controls:
- CSW with BMW Wheel, CSP2 Pedals
Started Sim Racing back in 1996 because I wanted to learn to race on a track properly. I was involved in Track Days Events driving my 1986 Porsche 944 T. Years later I had to retire from my job and track driving because my disability was limiting my involvement. I finally sold my house, cars and tools and moved to Florida.
All that time I stayed involved in sim racing. I tried to stay on top of the latest hardware and software. Over time,I have spent more on sim racing than I would have if I stayed with actual track racing/driving. It's an expensive hobby.
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