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Also, in case anyone else is wondering, from what I've found you can only limit the speed percentage when using the app in an actual race mode (not just opening the app). The car doesn't "remember" the power setting unless the app is running an actual race where you've altered the setting. If you just power up the base and put a car on it (not using app) the car will have again the full 100% speed capability.

As a follow up to my questions, I found a way to airplay the app to a TV in portrait mode using a software program call 'Reflector 3' which runs on Mac and PC. It's an airplay server program that allows you to airplay any content (or chromecast) to the Mac or PC. I have an old macbook connected via HDMI to the TV and use the TV as a second screen. It took some tuning but now I have an iPad running the app and mirroring content on an older 40" TV to add to the racetrack ambiance. Thanks to all for the ideas and creativity.

@ Klitgaard Excellent design and use of the app for screen mirroring. Edited my post since I found your earlier note about the hardware you used. I am trying to use an iPad and Apple TV with Airplay but can't get it to display in portrait mode with a vertically mounted TV (Vizio E40). If anyone has ideas please let me know, but I've exhausted the menu items on all devices and believe it's a limiation within IOS and the TV that can't be overcome.