Anything NEW at PRI?
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There is some great new stuff. I'll get some photos for people tomorrow. AiM has the new shift light module, Evo4s, Evo5, and LCU4 on display. Release of these is still a little bit out. They also released data on the GPS08 which will use not only the US satellites, but the Russian Glonass. That means better accuracy and quicker lock in. Very cool stuff.
There are also some new displays from Plex, a superwide MoTeC display, and some other items. I may have some very cool new sensor options that we haven't really seen before very soon.
There are also some new displays from Plex, a superwide MoTeC display, and some other items. I may have some very cool new sensor options that we haven't really seen before very soon.
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The new Motec displays are really cool, Bosch is showing a 4G/LTE telemetry module, all good stuff!
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I didn't see the Bosch stuff in their display area - it was much smaller than previous years. They had ECUs on display mostly. MoTeC had their cellular system on display.
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Thanks for the replies. Since my primary interest is aim this is a disappointment since they don't have at least a demo of rsa3. Another 3 years?
I guess it's pretty cool motec and bosch are catching up to autosport labs with the 4g telemetry
I guess it's pretty cool motec and bosch are catching up to autosport labs with the 4g telemetry
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What do you want out of rs2 analysis that isn't there? I'll pass it along to the software guys while I'm there today.
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whoa...thats a big one. Cadell said they are working on rsa3 and it will have many gps, video comparison and time based enhancements. Please ask them about it and when it will be out or at least beta.
I heard about a new Solo also???
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I heard about a new Solo also???
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Yep, that's all coming! Race Analysis 3 will be great with video integration, for sure.
A more "older car friendly" Solo/Solo DL and EVO4S with new file format.
Race-Keeper now offers 4G live streaming.
A more "older car friendly" Solo/Solo DL and EVO4S with new file format.
Race-Keeper now offers 4G live streaming.
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All new new hardware that is to be announced is in then photos and the new catalog. That includes the LCU4 lambda unit, remote shift lights, GPS08, Evo4s, and Evo5.
Peter - did you end up here or are still at Roebling Road?
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Sunny and 75 degrees at Roebling Road! You need to bring the 914 here, you'd love it!
If I were up there, I'd want to be doing the tech crawl with you!
If I were up there, I'd want to be doing the tech crawl with you!
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Old loggers (MXL, EVO4) will never switch to RSA3. They will keep on using .drk files and RSA2.
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The latter is likely. How they will do it is allow RS2 emulation within RS3 to keep compatibility with the older file format. You'll still be able to compare .drk and .xrk files.
The original stuff and older file format are still very powerful tools.
Only you, I and a few others are stuck on what Race-Keeper, Video VBox and a few smaller applications do now, and what AiM hopefully will do...
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If one goes the AIM route with an MXS or new EVO4s, is the only option for integrated video the crazy expensive Smartycam HD units?
Isn't much of what is in the SmartyCam redundant when you have a full system like the MXS?
Isn't much of what is in the SmartyCam redundant when you have a full system like the MXS?
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The MXS combines a more powerful and expandable logger with a color display. It has a pretty serious processor and OS in it, too, so you can come up with manipulated measures from raw data. Plus, it has nice shift lights.
The SmartyCam HD has a serious processor and rendering capability that turns the voltage, resistance, GPS info, Speed, accelerometers and more information sent from any connected AiM logger into characters written real-time onto the background of a 720P video. Serious power.
The SmartyCam HD has a processor, a Linux operating system and has one of the best CMOS (image) sensors out there (that isn't plagued with the "wavy, rolling shutter effect").
All of this stuff is modular, you can mix and match to meet your budget and needs.
Technically, you can use a SmartyCam HD with an optional antenna and power cord and get lap times, speed, g's, lap count, track map and it will record and stop using multiple triggers.
Most NEWER cars, ones that have an ECU that can talk to a Solo DL, for instance, already have the sensors needed for RPM, stability control gyros, brake pressure sensors, throttle position and, with two wires or an OBD-II cable (if the car allows), allows use of the most popular combination, the Solo DL and SmartyCam HD.
Older cars need an EVO4 (simple, relatively cheap, no display standard) or MXL2, MXS or MXG (if you want an instrument cluster replacement) to allow for the connection of a standard RPM square wave signal and add on sensors to substitute for the ones included on the modern cars.
So, the SC HD needs a "collector of information" and a "translator" of that information to feed more than basic info and power.
There's only one other video camera that can easily render DETAILED, VEHICLE information real-time onto the background of the video and without wavy, bumpy video and it's standard definition. All the others combine the information from the car or data with the video after the fact.