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January 21, 2008
KartFest 2008
4 Cycle Karting's largest trade show takes place this Friday and Saturday at the Hickory Metro Convention Center in Hickory North Carolina. Trey, Devan, Aaron and myself will be manning the booth. Chad will be arriving late Friday after his duties at the Rolex 24 Hour's of Daytona conclude. Stop by booth 808-909 for some free stickers and to see some of our current and future technology.
MyChron Mike
Posted by MyChron Mike at 05:04 PM
January 18, 2008
MyChron4 Update
There's a new firmware release today for the MyChron4. The new firmware addresses the following:
- Fixed visualization bug on 2nd temperature in Road Race mode.
- Fixed visualization bug on battery level.
- Added GPS Speed, both min and max, to data review.
- Added memorization to last online page configuration.
- Changed visualization on the lambda page, it now show lambda value and temp chosen.
- Added a new selection in Temperature Setup to allow which temp to display on lambda page.
Click here to download this update. Data key required for firmware upgrade.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 12:51 PM
January 11, 2008
Race Studio 2 Update with Vista Drivers
Race Studio 2 reaches version 2.22.07 with some minor language and bug fixes. Most significant is a new USB driver with better Windows Vista (32-bit) support. You can download the new version and related release notes here.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 02:55 PM
January 09, 2008
Florida Winter Tour
The 2008 FWT kicks off this weekend at the Homestead Miami Speedway. Looks to be anothet huge event with competitiors from around the globe. I will be attending the round one kick off with Aaron Byrd flying in the following weekend for round two.
MyChron Mike
Posted by MyChron Mike at 01:29 PM
January 08, 2008
Loud Pedal
Roger Caddell of Victory Lane Data has wriiten a 3 part series on data acquisition. It will be featured in Loud Pedal which is the official publication of the Sports Cart Club of America's Oregon Region. Click the link below for the article and check back for upcomming articles.
Loud Pedal, Data Acquisition: What Racers Need to Know - Part 1
Posted by MyChron Mike at 01:36 PM