The decision to go with Tank Battle files to download like sound files will be a great step forward, and allow users and clubs to finally get a process in place to quickly set up games on the Battlefield. Every tank can have a file built as per club rules.
So for an example.
Tank battle files for all the different tanks that includes reload times, ammo loads, penetration values can be built based on the club rules. You show up, download the file into your board and away you go.
Tamiya has a table for Classifying tanks using their system. What we need to do now is expand that data sheet to include rounds on board, A better armor classification system, and hit points for the different kinds of ammo. The Clark board allows limitless possibilities, but in order for it to be utilized the diversity needs to be standardized and the battle data files built to make it usable on the battlefield. Once done, this will really open up the possibilities in a practical way.
To me this is the biggest news about the TK 60. Download battle files that can be shared across a broad spectrum of tanks, making all these great features easy to manage at a club level.
Yes, just like the example you mentioned, and this is the easiest way I can figured out, if to go through dip switch, the board will be looked like a big keyboard , twice larger in dimension, and Max-U52 will not be happy.