Freelap provides fully automatic, electronic sports timing systems and transponders designed for precision speed development in track, biking, and skiing.
Freelap is a Swiss manufacturer of professional electronic sports timing systems designed for speed development and performance tracking. Their innovative equipment utilizes a combination of electromagnetic fields and Bluetooth Smart technology to provide fully automatic, highly accurate transponder timing. Core products include the FxChip BLE, a transponder worn by athletes, alongside transmitters like the Tx Track Pro and e-Starter, which simulate realistic starting conditions and track intermediate splits.
Catering to a wide variety of sports such as track and field, downhill mountain biking, motocross, and alpine skiing, Freelap systems are designed for portability, accurate data collection, and ease of use. Integrated with the MyFreelap app and optional LED displays, athletes and coaches can receive instant, real-time feedback on their mobile devices, empowering them to monitor performance, analyze training metrics, and optimize their track results effectively.
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You can find manuals, user guides, and FAQs on the official Freelap website at www.freelap.com/support or on your local branch websaịtị.
For optimal accuracy, start 15 meters before the START transmitter or stay at least 5 seconds next to each transmitter before starting. Ensure the transponder is attached properly according to your specific sport.
You can place a maximum of 11 transmitters along your trajectory. Ensure they are placed at least 0.7 seconds (about 10 meters) apart to prevent magnetic field overlapping.
Freelap issues a limited warranty covering defects in material or workmanship for two years from the original purchase date. Wristbands are generally covered for one year.