The AIM Solo 2 raises the bar for GPS lap timers. The GPS technology used in this unit has been updated from its predecessor and now receives the data from two satellite constellations, GPS and Glonass; making for a significant improvement in data speed and positioning precision. This means that the start up time is reduced to a matter of seconds and lap times are accurate to a tolerance of two hundredths of a second.
| • | Improved GPS Speed & Accuracy |
| • | User Selectable Backlight Col |
| • | Inbuilt Track Database |
| • | Predictive Lap Timing |
| • | Integrated Accelerometer/Gyrometer/Magnetometer |
| • | Integrated Wi-Fi Connectivity |
The display of the Aim Solo 2 features a selection of 7 different backlight colours which can be selected by the user to suit their requirements. A sharp, high contrast display helps the driver to easily identify the data being displayed.
Making use of GPS technology, this device is pre-loaded with a database of correct New Zealand tracks so that as soon as the unit is switched on, it identifies its position and loads the start line coordinates ready to begin recording lap times. If, however, the particular track that you are at is not recognized, the Solo 2 automatically enters autolearning mode and begins to build the track layout based on your car position and records the lap times.
The improved GPS technology also provides better reliability from the predictive lap timing function so that you can see, in real time, how your current lap compares to your best lap. The LEDs are also configurable to give a visual indication on whether you are quicker or slower. The Solo 2 now features a theoretical lap timing mode which pieces together your overall best sector times to provide an optimal lap time that could be achieved. Timing information can also be shown in a delta format which gives a representation of how much time you are quicker or slower than your best lap.
This is not just restricted to circuit racing, it can also be used for point to point or regularity events as well as performance tests such as 0-60 mph etc. As with the circuit racing mode, all data is recorded and can be reviewed immediately after the session.
If you want to further review the data at greater length, the Aim Solo 2 has integrated Wi-Fi so that you can transfer data securely and quickly to a laptop or computer up to 50m away without the need for connectors or cables. You can then import the data into the AIM Race Studio 3 software for full analysis.
Dimensions: 98 x 73.7 x 30.2mm
nice unit but it has complex software system for reviewing data , youtube helped heaps
Unknown as not used yet