Amateur 6H endurance racing
Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2024 2:34 pm
Greetings,
I am currently utilizing Harry's LapTimer for telemetry purposes with my iPhone, GoPro 4, DUAL XGPS 160 (SKY PRO), and GoPoint's BT1A. We are preparing to participate in a 6-hour amateur race and I am looking to enhance our setup.
As it is a weekend, we will have practice sessions on Saturday and the race on Sunday. I plan to use the GoPro during Saturday's sessions, but 6 hours is too long to continuously film on Sunday. However, telemetry data would be beneficial.
Is there a way to configure HLT to transmit data to another device located in the pit box? This would allow for the team to monitor the car's telemetry.
Additionally, is it possible to communicate with the pit box using pre-defined messages such as "next round coming for refill" or "brakes degrading"?
Furthermore, I am interested in improving our OBD telemetry. It appears that the BT1A only sends data once per second, which is not sufficient for smooth display of metrics such as revs. This results in poor quality when reviewing the video later on. My understanding is that most OBDs for iPhone can only send data twice per second at maximum, which is not ideal.
Thanks!
I am currently utilizing Harry's LapTimer for telemetry purposes with my iPhone, GoPro 4, DUAL XGPS 160 (SKY PRO), and GoPoint's BT1A. We are preparing to participate in a 6-hour amateur race and I am looking to enhance our setup.
As it is a weekend, we will have practice sessions on Saturday and the race on Sunday. I plan to use the GoPro during Saturday's sessions, but 6 hours is too long to continuously film on Sunday. However, telemetry data would be beneficial.
Is there a way to configure HLT to transmit data to another device located in the pit box? This would allow for the team to monitor the car's telemetry.
Additionally, is it possible to communicate with the pit box using pre-defined messages such as "next round coming for refill" or "brakes degrading"?
Furthermore, I am interested in improving our OBD telemetry. It appears that the BT1A only sends data once per second, which is not sufficient for smooth display of metrics such as revs. This results in poor quality when reviewing the video later on. My understanding is that most OBDs for iPhone can only send data twice per second at maximum, which is not ideal.
Thanks!