VBox Sport - anyone use one and compare it to santa pod etc?
08 June 2014, 12:18 PM
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VBox Sport - anyone use one and compare it to santa pod etc?
Hi guys,
As topic, I'm Looking for a good GPS data logger with a powerful GPS engine for development on some stuff and wondered if any of you have any real world experience with this Racelogic unit? On paper it certainly ticks all the boxes. Going to hit the purchase button at tea time if I don't read anything bad, so thought it worth a quick as with you guys as it's likely right up some of your streets.
As topic, I'm Looking for a good GPS data logger with a powerful GPS engine for development on some stuff and wondered if any of you have any real world experience with this Racelogic unit? On paper it certainly ticks all the boxes. Going to hit the purchase button at tea time if I don't read anything bad, so thought it worth a quick as with you guys as it's likely right up some of your streets.
08 June 2014, 02:26 PM
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I have one which I've only used for some power runs thus far and it's figures were reasonably consistant with my RR figures at RCM, so that has to be a thumbs up.
I plan to use it on my next time up at Santa Pod in July but the start is a bit of a handfull for me and it may or may not happen.
On circuit, suction mounted devices aren't allowed, so thwarted there as it would be ideal for that.
It seems good but I haven't exploited it enough thus far.
Trev
I plan to use it on my next time up at Santa Pod in July but the start is a bit of a handfull for me and it may or may not happen.
On circuit, suction mounted devices aren't allowed, so thwarted there as it would be ideal for that.
It seems good but I haven't exploited it enough thus far.
Trev
08 June 2014, 04:34 PM
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I have one which I've only used for some power runs thus far and it's figures were reasonably consistant with my RR figures at RCM, so that has to be a thumbs up. I plan to use it on my next time up at Santa Pod in July but the start is a bit of a handfull for me and it may or may not happen. On circuit, suction mounted devices aren't allowed, so thwarted there as it would be ideal for that. It seems good but I haven't exploited it enough thus far. Trev
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Went ahead and bought one, it works really well on both phone, and PC.
For future readers of this topic....
Some data from the Racelogic VBox Sport.
And some graphical data for a 0 - 100 run in 11.37 seconds.
30 - 50mph in 1.8 seconds.
50 - 70 in 2.5 seconds
70 - 100 in 4.8 seconds
For future readers of this topic....
Some data from the Racelogic VBox Sport.
And some graphical data for a 0 - 100 run in 11.37 seconds.
30 - 50mph in 1.8 seconds.
50 - 70 in 2.5 seconds
70 - 100 in 4.8 seconds
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