10-19-2013, 11:05 AM
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ok, then, if you don't mind, i'd like to hijack for a bit.
here's the link to the dyi to install a cayman wart:
Bold Mod- Custom Sport Chrono Pod with Multi Gauge - 6speedonline.com Forums
doing some research, and harry's iphone lap timer *I think* can process Bluetooth video, obd2 and gps data.
so, get a used cayman wart and install a Bluetooth gps and hd webcam in it. get a Bluetooth obd2 reader and wire it all up. as soon as you get in your car, the app should be getting all the info it needs to work, all while sitting in your coat pocket (or console storage or wherever).
further, it looks like the harry's lap timer app has the ability to share data realtime with other devices. if we could find a way to share data with a plx multigauge (also installed in the cayman wart) then you could see your lap times, split times, lateral g's, etc., while driving. all in once package.
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10-19-2013, 11:44 AM
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Now that's AWESOME!!
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Originally Posted by The Radium King
ok, then, if you don't mind, i'd like to hijack for a bit.
here's the link to the dyi to install a cayman wart:
Bold Mod- Custom Sport Chrono Pod with Multi Gauge - 6speedonline.com Forums
doing some research, and harry's iphone lap timer *I think* can process Bluetooth video, obd2 and gps data.
so, get a used cayman wart and install a Bluetooth gps and hd webcam in it. get a Bluetooth obd2 reader and wire it all up. as soon as you get in your car, the app should be getting all the info it needs to work, all while sitting in your coat pocket (or console storage or wherever).
further, it looks like the harry's lap timer app has the ability to share data realtime with other devices. if we could find a way to share data with a plx multigauge (also installed in the cayman wart) then you could see your lap times, split times, lateral g's, etc., while driving. all in once package.
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10-19-2013, 01:42 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by The Radium King
ok, then, if you don't mind, i'd like to hijack for a bit.
here's the link to the dyi to install a cayman wart:
Bold Mod- Custom Sport Chrono Pod with Multi Gauge - 6speedonline.com Forums
doing some research, and harry's iphone lap timer *I think* can process Bluetooth video, obd2 and gps data.
so, get a used cayman wart and install a Bluetooth gps and hd webcam in it. get a Bluetooth obd2 reader and wire it all up. as soon as you get in your car, the app should be getting all the info it needs to work, all while sitting in your coat pocket (or console storage or wherever).
further, it looks like the harry's lap timer app has the ability to share data realtime with other devices. if we could find a way to share data with a plx multigauge (also installed in the cayman wart) then you could see your lap times, split times, lateral g's, etc., while driving. all in once package.
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You forgot to detail the "mental preparations" required prior putting a hole of that size in a car like that. Any brain additives of-the-like required before the real hit?!
Impressive work (and ideas) all along btw
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10-19-2013, 01:58 PM
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well, I looked on ebay and I can get a replacement dash cheap ...
I was hoping you'd chime in on this - I need someone who understands this stuff to make it work ... from what I can see so far, there are not a lot of small, Bluetooth/wifi hd cameras around (small enough to fit into a cayman sport chrono pod) which is odd given how damn small an iphone is ...
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10-19-2013, 02:14 PM
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yea plenty of those around here. You can get near ya as well
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11418
Also look up the GPS modules, 6-dof sensors, real-time clock, Bluetooth or wifi modules, etc This guy's webby has it all under one roof. Also the open source microcomputer (arduino) would be sufficient to bus the whole package together (I'm guessing, not sure with HD1080i tho). It's all matchbox size so that you are good to go.
This guy has it all shielded already. You just need to slam in your GPS and Wifi modules and you are uploading in minutes.
Arduino Based Camera
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