Reply to "Racelogic GPS Performance tester"

rockyMember

I like your scientific test method.

It looks like your Racelogic tester can provide a lot of useful data.

Rocky

I have been toying with the idea of attempting to cobble together a "telemetry / data acquisition system" for my car, but it seems to me that starting from such a basic, non-electronic design as our Panteras, the cost and complexity of the sensors will quickly get out of hand. A performance tester like yours will atleast give you "actionalble" information - once you establish a "Baseline" (as you have).

3/25/154:43 AM

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