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Originally Posted by venturaII
What are some inexpensive options for semi-accurate/consistent timing? I don't have a smartphone or any other sort of wireless device in the car or my pocket, and certainly don't need pro-level timing transponders/receivers. Am I relegated to stopwatch functionality on my wristwatch? Wondering how accurate that really is from inside the car...?
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How much are you willing to spend and what functionality do you want?
Aim solo is around $400 and includes data logging, but not obdII/CAN
The cheapest would probably be an old smart phone/ipod touch($100ish?), lap timer app(~$20), and GPS nugget(for resolution, ~$50). All in that could probably be done for ~$200
Even the simplest logging setups can help improve your times. Predictive lap timing is nice as it can tell you live if what you're doing is good or bad.
For more input I suggest you post in
this thread as to not derail this one.
