The new Racepak V300SD Easy Access Data Loggers include all of the features and benefits of their successors, but now also include built-in pre-configured data analysis channels allowing you to make quick decisions based on real data between rounds at the track.
The new Easy Access loggers no longer require the use of a security key, allowing you to look at your data with any laptop that has the latest version of Datalink V5 installed.
Out-of-the-Box, this system will data log:
Engine RPM
Drive Shaft RPM (Requires Driveshaft Collar Sold Separately)
Accelerometer G-Meter
Lateral G-Meter
Battery Voltage
List of Pre-configured data analysis math channels are included in the DataLink V5 software:
Engine vs. Driveshaft Ratio
Clutch % Slip
Clutch Slip Ratio
Trans Ratio
Front and Rear Shock Velocity
Average Air/Fuel Ratio
Average Exhaust Gas Temperatures
CC's Per Turn (for Fuel Flow)
Track Time
G-Meter MPH, G-Meter Distance (Feet)
60 ft, 330 ft, 660 ft, 1000 ft, 1320 ft Clock Markers
Features:
- With sampling rates of up to 1000 frames per second, the V300SD series of data recorders allow you to monitor up to 83 channels of sensor information.
- Unlocked math channels for the following calculations: Clutch % Slip, Trans Ratio, Shock Velocity, Average AFR (Air/Fuel Ratio), Average EGT (Exhaust Gas Temperature), G-Meter MPH – and many More.
- The included SD memory card allows you to transfer your vital sensor information to your laptop quickly, getting you back in the lanes without fumbling with cables.
- The 83 total channels break down as follows: 72 V-Net; 4 Hard-wired Analog; 4 Hard-wired Digital; and 3 Internal Sensors (Battery Voltage, Accel/Decel G-Meter, and Lateral G-Meter)
***Replacement Tach Pigtail Harness PN 280-CA-HARNHD3***
Installation Notes:
***Replacement Tach Pigtail Harness PN 280-CA-HARNHD3***
About Racepak
Our unwavering goal to produce reliable, efficient, state of the art data recorders, at a price accessible to professionals and sportsmen alike, and back them with whatever service our customers may need, is as strong today as it was in 1984.
