Data logging/lap timer in your GPS
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Hi,
I was looking for effective way of time measurement on track days
Drift box, V bos expensive stuff
But I've found excellent solution Harry’s GPS LapTimer
You can analyze your g force, you can program intermediate time + download all data to your pc and analyze them of line
Lot of fun... I am looking forward for my last track day next Sunday.
Technical requiments... unfortunately is working only on Palm devices/ such a tungsten E2/ Not working on popular Garmin !
http://www.schlangmann.mynetcologne.de
I was looking for effective way of time measurement on track days
Drift box, V bos expensive stuff
But I've found excellent solution Harry’s GPS LapTimer
You can analyze your g force, you can program intermediate time + download all data to your pc and analyze them of line
Lot of fun... I am looking forward for my last track day next Sunday.
Technical requiments... unfortunately is working only on Palm devices/ such a tungsten E2/ Not working on popular Garmin !
http://www.schlangmann.mynetcologne.de
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Sorry for such a late response. But last week I was on some track day. Equipment is really useful. You can compare you speed in corners lap by lap. Intermediate times ...and lap time. G force. There is special graph but as I understand this is some kind of mathematical calculation of G force. There is only one sensor GPS.
Pararelly I had time measure by official championship time system. Some red bricks supplied by local authorities - accuracy of this measurement was very high - to 0,01 of sec which is more than enough to compare you progress.
This is system for 50 US dollars.. In my opinion must for track days
Pararelly I had time measure by official championship time system. Some red bricks supplied by local authorities - accuracy of this measurement was very high - to 0,01 of sec which is more than enough to compare you progress.
This is system for 50 US dollars.. In my opinion must for track days