<p>Typically times are under 2 minutes and tenth of a second should be sharp enough. like: 1,35.4<p>How can i read time at every lap? Normally stopwatch misses every second lap. Should I use two timers and read them in turns?<p>TeemuSearch found 2 matches
- Fri Nov 28, 2003 2:34 pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: In Car stopwatch. Anyone?
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Re: In Car stopwatch. Anyone?
I knew that someone has an idea <p>Typically times are under 2 minutes and tenth of a second should be sharp enough. like: 1,35.4<p>How can i read time at every lap? Normally stopwatch misses every second lap. Should I use two timers and read them in turns?<p>Teemu
<p>Typically times are under 2 minutes and tenth of a second should be sharp enough. like: 1,35.4<p>How can i read time at every lap? Normally stopwatch misses every second lap. Should I use two timers and read them in turns?<p>Teemu- Thu Nov 27, 2003 10:45 am
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: In Car stopwatch. Anyone?
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In Car stopwatch. Anyone?
Has any of you ever bumped into In Car Timer DIY kit? I mean kind of a stopwatcg that tells you your last lap time on race/oval track. I can not afford Hotlap or Intercomp In car infrared timing systems for 250-300€/$ But I could invest for an inexpensive DIY kit that tells laptime in car for the dr...