Alternative Dash

[dunc_sx]

Any recommendations? Considering upgrading, don't need one that does datalogging (currently using v-box).

Would consider separate gauges (you don't need that many on a clubbie) but by the time you add them up you'd be as well getting one that does the lot. Been looking at stack, race technology and AIM so far.

Rgds,

Duncan.

[Count Johnny]

ETB?

[dunc_sx]

Hi Johnny,

I had noticed these but wasn't sure about the quality, reliablity and also the accuracy of measurement they would provide. Feel free to enlighten me if you have experience of them, some of the features would be handy.

Cheers,

Dunc.

[Simon T]

Race Technology

Been using on for a few years now, never let me down and fully programmable

Simon

[Josh Smith]

Etb digi dash, easy to use and set up, cost effective etc

[Count Johnny]

I use their DD2-SS (steering wheel) version on my Speads and can't recommend them highly enough for the hardware, software (which is pretty much completely intuitive and easy to use) and for their aftersales service.

It has 14(basically, pre-configured) channels as standard for everyday racing - we added their expansion module when we decided to log suspension travel (front); suspension travel (rear); brake presssure (front); brake pressure (rear); and TPS (and we still have a few channels left over.

If you wanted to have a try of the software, you can download it for free from their website and upload one of the example data files (also on their website).

[dunc_sx]

Thanks for all the info lads, think I've now found something suitable

Dunc.

[BioBa]

Simon T said:

Race Technology

For lap timing is it using GPS or a beakon?

[dunc_sx]

Regarding your question on the other thread about Farringdon set-up (re-branded stack wheel, or vice versa?), the user manuals and other stuff can be found here:-

http://www.farringdoninstruments.co.uk/

Rgds,

Duncan.