Nokia n95 (and other s60 2nd/3rd gen) Lap Timing Software

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Nokia n95 (and other s60 2nd/3rd gen) Lap Timing Software

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For once im not pimping my own stuff, this is a great bit of kit:

http://www.racechrono.com

ODBII and internal GPS support and works a treat, already has Snetterton defined.

And its freeeeeeeee!
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now that is interesting mate !!! They have all the major tracks here.

Superb find !!!!!

But they dont have our 'autotest' circuit :(
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Heh thatd be interesting, have a go tomorrow id love to see the results.
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Cool, great find! - think I'll dig out my old N80 and get hold of a cheapy bluetooth GPS receiver and a PAYG sim card. Shame they're not planning an iPhone version :(

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Here's how to install on the N95:

Transfer the .sis files to your phone, view them in 'File Manager' and just click on them, that will start the installer.

You have to either manually download the tracks or download through a wifi connection or through the mobile network. Manually downloading and putting on the location specified is easier !!
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alexb wrote:Shame they're not planning an iPhone version :(

Cheers,
Alex
That's because the iPhone is for girls :lol:

Just joking great bit of kit, my bro has one and I thought it was great.
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Just realised, I don't even need a SIM card as the N80 works in Offline mode without a SIM even in it. Result :)

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Post by Mr Fletcher »

just looked at snetterton and the map overlay looks like the old circuit at russell .

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Post by alexb »

Just tried it with a Nokia N80 and a BlueNEXT iNAV bluetooth GPS receiver......

And it doesn't work.... Gives an error message saying it can't contact the GPS receiver.

Tom Tom works fine with this GPS by the way....

Gareth, I hope you have better luck with your N95's internal GPS (although have you noticed they recommend external receivers over internal?).

Good job it's free :roll:

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Post by maff »

tried it on the way home from work yesterday, and it recorded the whole route home perfectly, only quibble is the amount of time it took to get sat lock, but the n95s notorious for that anyway so i dont think its the software, shame im not going tonight itd be a laugh to try it out.
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