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Started by Yoyo, July 20, 2007, 12:08:52 PM

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Jason748

Uh..Ah...Oh...  Test Gear...  I'll stop by and take a look.
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Spooner427

Anyone else run a Veypor VR2 at the track? I have been using one this year with hit and miss success. It has a lap timer, not GPS but does data logging. It will show you RPM, Speed, Gear, G-force, Distance,Torque, HP  and Time throughout the track. You download it on your computer and can review and overlay laps against each other to compare. They are also constantly upgrading firmware and adding options customers request.

Spooner

Super Dave

I think that Jeff might start a new thread on this, but I got to use it in a race and in a practice session.  Since the SV is a simple ignition, getting the tach opportunity was a matter of using two zip ties 4cm apart, don't ask Jeff and I how we measured, to hold the wire pick up. 

We fired it, and it wasn't the right RPM, and I told Jeff there had to be something for that.  We went into the menu and found something we could change and we got the RPM's right.  Also changed the clock from "Zulu" time to our time zone with daylight savings.

Jeff programed start finish and three additional points. 

I put the timer in the position that my XT timer was on my triple clamp between my left fork and the stem nut.  Really was pretty awesome.  In my morning session, I turned some 1:15's with a top speed of 132MPH, and then it gives my rpm that goes with that.  I didn't have the shift light set up very well, but I could see it blinking away at me.  We got some false RPM numbers occasionally, but we didn't have much time to pursue that.  Dropped my times while keeping my top speed down, actually, in Supertwins. 

I liked it a whole lot.  I think we'll elaborate more later.
Super Dave

Jeff

Yep, definitely will write up a full-page Fred can send it out.  This thing is REALLY cool.  Very easy to setup, etc.

Should have the complete report after Mid Ohio next week.  I'll start working on it in the meantime.
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resurection

How do they mount ?Is a mount provided?

Super Dave

I have velcro on my triple clamp for my XT timer, and that same velcro was more than enough for this timer.  It isn't very big. 
Super Dave

resurection

You missed my point on this commercial section of the classifieds.LOL

Super Dave

 :biggrin:

I'm not the one selling, but I did get to test one.  If that helps...
Super Dave

Burt Munro

Quote from: resurrection on July 30, 2007, 05:33:50 PM
How do they mount ?Is a mount provided?

Wow!  This looks really cool.

Wonder if there is anyone around (hint, hint) who could make custom mounts for this unit???  Anyone???  :spank:  

I'm sure there must be someone around who could custom make mounts!!!!    Any ideas??? :biggrin:

(sorry for Dave's response  - with some people you just have to explain everything to them!)  :thumb:
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Super Dave

I could design a piece of velcro and duct tape for around $88?   :biggrin:
Super Dave

Jeff

Here's the full product review.  The short of it is that this thing is VERY cool...

http://www.cbr600rr.com/pages/reviews/starlane.php
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Super Dave

So, I used my regular lap timer at Road Atlanta. 

And I guess who ever had a beacon out most of the week must have left on Saturday because there was no way to pick up times on Sunday.

Irritating when the tools don't work that you'd like to use.  No beacon necessary is really nice on the GPS timer.
Super Dave