In-Car Video, the “Bringer of Truth”

[Greg Phillips]

You can start here:
http://www.maxqdata.com/VeQtr.htm

The new VeQtr™ (pronounced "vector") builds on our groundbreaking GPS-based data acquisition systems, combining high performance GPS data acquisition with new video capture and processing solutions. VeQtr™ is a breakthrough in capability, price, and ease of use.

The VeQtr™ system works with the Quantum™ for video capture and data overlay generation. It also supports third party video cameras for overlay generation only (see below). Capabilities include:

* Video recording at up to 800x600¹
* GPS data acquisition of key performance measurements such as Lateral G, MPH, track maps, lap and segment times, and more
* View video simultaneously with data in our improved data analysis software; even view two videos side-by-side for comparison
* Produce video with data overlays of the whole run or just the interesting parts
* Upload directly to YouTube; export to Google Earth
* Battery powered and easy to use

Systems starting at $1299
Click here to order!

[Carl Vanders]

Just a heads up, Max Q data has been a topic of frustration at the link below. I have been wanting to update my basic GPS to the Apple compatible GPS and I have left several messages with never a call back.
http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/414669.aspx

[993Panzer]

I saw an AIM camera system this weekend with full data acquisition for about $900. Bruce Wells has them up in Orange Country. I think his company is Raecday Inc or something similar.

[galis]

I saw an AIM camera system this weekend with full data acquisition for about $900. Bruce Wells has them up in Orange Country. I think his company is Raecday Inc or something similar.

Humm, according to facebook.... it's http://www.americanraceday.com/
Bruce Wells has not been with them since Sept 2009, company he is with doesn't seem to be involved with race cams.
American Race Day has some nice products, but no "DaVid" on the website http://www.aimsports.com/products/david/
You need a 996 or 997 to connect it to the ECU, suggested retail is $2000, but maybe vendors have it for less.

Thanks,
George

[martinreinhardt]

I think what Dave is talking about is the AIM SmartyCam, it's been on the market for about a year.
http://www.aim-sportline.com/smartycam/on-board-camera.htm

[galis]

I think what Dave is talking about is the AIM SmartyCam, it's been on the market for about a year.
http://www.aim-sportline.com/smartycam/on-board-camera.htm

Wow, same logo, completely different product line, and website. Apparently one is an American and the other an Italian division.... No comparison really, thanks for the link.

-George