New Aim Sports Gps08 Gps Receiver For Auto & Kart Racing (replace Gps05) on 2040-parts.com
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
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Newest updated version of AiM GPS05 GPS Receiver. The GPS08 module from AiM further expands the track mapping abilities of the EVO3 data logger and MXL, MXL2/MXG/MXS, and MyChron4 dashes. In addition, the GPS08 allows lap timing (even split times) without the use of trackside beacons, storing data for up to 50 tracks with up to 5 splits per track. The GPS08 can also calculate and log speed, lateral and longitudinal g-forces, and of course vehicle position. The GPS08 is compatible with AiM MXL, MXL2, MXG, and MXS auto dashes; MyChron4 kart dashes, and EVO3 data loggers. The 4m (13 ft) cable is long enough to reach the dash in just about any car. |
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