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LapTrackerTK
RC car lap counter tracker
LapTrackerTK is a full featured RC Car lap counter. Multiple cars can be tracked displaying lap count, lap time, Fast Time, MPH or KMH, Fast MPH or KMH. Individual racers laps are saved along with each races results. Posted in the wiki for a DIY Transponder unit for under $10. Supports TCP, Serial (COM), or Keyboard input. -
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jErgoTrainer
A Java training software for the daum electronic ergo_bikes
A Java training software for the daum electronic ergo_bikes TRS 4008/8008, vitaPC and fitnessPC. The software communicates with the ergo_bike via the serial port (resp. USB) and provides a real-time graphical representation of the data in multiple diagrams and 7-segment displays. It provides the fix programs of the ergo-bike and user defined watt- and height-programs. Training data can be stored, analyzed and compared with other trainings. User programs (at this time just watt-controlled EUP) can be imported easily. -
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IGC2NMEA
Playback IGC to NMEA
IGC2NMEA is a tool to playback an IGC flight log to an NMEA stream (either serial port or file). The tool can also export the IGC to a CSV file and show the flight barogram and track plot. See Wiki for Change Log
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