Which external GPS should I buy?
On iOS: Qstarz BL-1000GT: This is Qstarz’s first receiver with iOS support. It’s very accurate and runs at 10 Hz. You also might consider the cheaper model without the memory …
General questions about RaceChrono
On iOS: Qstarz BL-1000GT: This is Qstarz’s first receiver with iOS support. It’s very accurate and runs at 10 Hz. You also might consider the cheaper model without the memory …
Go to RaceChrono settings, sign out and then sign-in back again. It should solve this error.
Theres two ways. Either by building a DIY device or with an OBDLink LX/MX/MX+ Bluetooth OBD-II reader. Notice if you’re on iOS, you’ll need the MX+ Bluetooth model. Find out …
RaceChrono only exists on mobile devices, but you can still open your sessions on PC or Mac in couple of ways: Share your session as .rcz file, using the share …
Yes and no. RaceChrono most parts runs without Internet connection, but sometimes it’s needed. Usually the Internet connection is so rarely needed, that you will be fine tethering to your …
No. And yes, sort of. While GoPro cannot be connected as Bluetooth GPS to get location updates for live recording in RaceChrono, the location data embedded in the GoPro video …
This has changed in RaceChrono v6.0. A Wi-Fi GPS receiver is configured through “RaceChrono DIY” device type as follows: First go to RaceChrono > Settings > Add other device > …
Connecting to Kiwi 4 is a bit tricky for the first time. Basically the reader can run in two different modes: Smartphone mode and Self-run mode. In order for the …
The OBD-II standard became mandatory in 1996 for cars sold in US market, 2001 for cars sold in EU market and 2008 for cars sold in the Chinese market. So …
You can make the Start/Finish line wider, but lap time accuracy will be poor for the laps that are not detected with normal 50-75 meter wide trap. RaceChrono will calculate …