Waiting KERS benefits
Formula 1 viewers get a new treat impression in the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix, last week. Occasionally, the battery image appears on the tv display. That is the KERS indicator, the new technology that is still awaited benefits in Malaysia, this weekend.
Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) should help drivers to take over another driver. Energy stored during braking, and issued again by pressing the button. Maximum of 6.6 seconds for one lap, drivers can get the extra stimulus of about 80 horses power.
Usage is not must be in one click. To achieve the best record, the drivers “installments” the usage throughout the lap. One second here, one second there, four seconds on the straight track.
Impressions at the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix last week (29 / 3), we see how the ”owner” of KERS use that extra energy through the television screen. In car camera during the show, usually followed by speed indicator and others on the left screen, the picture looks red battery.
That ''battery'' is indicators of the KERS. Every time it pushed, red color reduced to yellow. If the indicator is fully yellow, sign KERS already ''exhausted''. Once through the start / finish to start the new lap, battery changed to red again.
Lewis Hamilton (Mclaren-Mercedes Formula 1), including the most frequently appear the picture of it. And if observed, he was”very clear”installments of the KERS. Most-of course-when the track is straight.
Only, in the Albert Park circuit, KERS benefits have not yet been felt, too. For they who not using the KERS yet mention that the system has not helped in terms of take over. In fact, Ferrari Formula 1 point that system as a trigger to the rear tire them out more quickly than predicted.
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