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Often imitated and Never duplicated...Theirs a reason racepak is #1

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I never used a racepac... I did a TON of data logging
at work... was reading up to 400 channels on a car
in most cases.. went higher on others... there are
certain perimeters that will dictate how good any unit
is.. what sensors, number of sensors and how fast it
can read the sensors.. how many analog and other
inputs.... this was on car testing just like the
racepac is doing
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and one of the most important things is the amount
of data the storage can hold(how many channels and
hours)

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The sky is the limit honestly. You need to decide what you want to log first, then decide which logger will fit your needs best. The Racepak sportsman is less expensive but has more limited capabilities from the factory, channels that it can monitor and type. The v300 has more capability while the 500 has the most. Prices for the base units go from $850 for a Sportsman to $3200 for a V500o unit. All other channels(sensors)are extra and those prices vary and interchange with each unit.

Read all you want here
http://www.racepak.com/Drag_Racing/Sportsman.php
For most bracket guys a Sportsman will do all they want or need.

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Thanks....

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We are a dealer for Racepak. It's the only logging unit I sell. If there is anything I can help you with please give me a call. I've found it's easier to help you make a decision over the phone that trying to have you decipher their website....

Ben Holt
John Holt Race Cars
614.471.1022

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Then get a logging dash if that is important to you.

http://www.racepak.com/Drag_Racing/LDX.php

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