>But if the "zero calibration", that is, the level point at
>which we first press autostart, if that were off, we'd
>certainly see some offset in the g's.
So can we expect the next generation cubes to have little balancing
bubbles in the top center ;) ;) ;)
ObGEEZComment:
It wouldn't be that hard to set up an email address that users could send
their runs to and it'd slap them up on my (or Byron's) web site.
However I have a more important software project to finish up, more on
that later.
ObStupidLevelingStory:
So I changed my suspension around for the latest event this past weekend
based on how the car handled at Lemoore. After my first run, the car
felt a little sluggish and slow to turn in, so I went to grab my trusty
hex key to add a few clicks to the front rebound, but it was no where to
be found. I usually have it right next to my cube in the center
console. I look down and there is a little 1/2" hole in the console
that goes down under the shifter. How a ~2" hex key fell through a 1/2"
hole can only be explained by Murphy. Anyway, in order to get the
needle-nose pliers down, I had to tilt the cube up about 45 degrees to
make room for my hands. Of course, stupid me, I had left GEEZ in
autostart mode.
So later I get ready to do my run, push the cube flat and go to hit
autostart, and I find out that my Palm is "locked up" and not responding to
input. Till I notice this whale of a run (300+ seconds) being saved to
memory. Needless to say it was about .5 G's in one direction for 300+
seconds.
Doh!
Todd
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