dynolicious
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dynolicious
I saw this in Road & Track
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
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Melting Slicks
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I tried it out on my iPhone last time I was at the track. The time was a little slow(12.9 vs. 13.1 on the iPhone) but the MPH was dead on and the HP numbers were close just about 10 rwhp less then my last dyno. With more time I should get all the settings just right.
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I saw this in Road & Track
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
Safety Car
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From: St Marys GA
Yeah its jsut the iPod touch and iPhone, the ones with accelerometers.
I remember a thread sometime in the past where it was about .2 seconds off in its 1/4 mile calculations. But that's pretty damn good for $13.
Also, I read that Dynolicious will be unveiling a version for the Blackberry Storm in March, for those of you who want to go with Verizon for your nifty-phone needs
I remember a thread sometime in the past where it was about .2 seconds off in its 1/4 mile calculations. But that's pretty damn good for $13.
Also, I read that Dynolicious will be unveiling a version for the Blackberry Storm in March, for those of you who want to go with Verizon for your nifty-phone needs
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Ah, OK. But still they do measure distance and mph quite accurately. So It would seem that there could be an application to at least time 1/4 mile run with accuracy? I'm sure that I'm missing something here.
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Burning Brakes
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I saw this in Road & Track
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
http://www.dynolicious.com/
Anyone with an iPod or iPhone try this yet?
It's a data acquisition application that uses your iPod's or iPhone's built in accelerometers.
It's only $13
So for the cost of a GTech, you can have data acq and an iPhone.
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Driver? Was this in conjunction with an actual 1/4 mile run? Wheel spin will kill a good run and times.
Burning Brakes
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dynolicious
Wheel spin was minimal. Application required calibration several times before and after updates.
In comparison, PCMSCAN performance options has a drag strip time slip option that incredibly accurate. This info comes from an OBDII connection and can be reloaded for observation or saved for later comparisons.
In comparison, PCMSCAN performance options has a drag strip time slip option that incredibly accurate. This info comes from an OBDII connection and can be reloaded for observation or saved for later comparisons.