Harry's Dyno
iPhone / Sports
Harry's Dyno is a high precision performance measuring app. It utilizes GPS and OBD sensor input to recognize arbitrary speed ranges like 0-60 mph or 100-200 km/h. Both acceleration and deceleration testing is supported.
Results can be compared and analyzed in details. Using two-cursor mode, one can inspect subranges of data recorded (e.g. 80 to 120 km/h for a 0 to 200 km/h). Data is stored locally and can be filtered by speed range and vehicle used. It can be exported to various data formats too.
Provided the smartphone is mounted in a position with good GPS accuracy, the internal GPS can be used for measurements. For short speed ranges, high powered vehicles, and highest precision, either external GPS or OBD sensors can be connected. OBD adapters are actually preferable as speed changes are available instantly. We have an always up to date list of compatible accessories available here: www.gps-laptimer.de/compatibility/ios
For distance based performance testing (quarter mile etc), please use Harry's LapTimer currently. This mode will be added to Harry's Dyno as a free upgrade shortly.
For Harry's LapTimer users! Harry's LapTimer GrandPrix has received a free feature upgrade and includes Harry's Dyno functionality now: please follow LapTimer ‣ Race ‣ Performance to use the dyno mode. In case you have used Harry's LapTimer Petrolhead so far, you may either upgrade it to GrandPrix (LapTimer ‣ Administration ‣ Add-ons), or go for Harry's Dyno as a separate app.
Enjoy and let us know what you think! For questions, tipps & tricks, and support, please use our forum www.gps-laptimer-forum.de
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
- reimplemented support for RaceBox Mini, Mini S and added RaceBox Micro
- added support for RTK GNSS sensors
- added support for Columbus P-70 Ultra sensor
- change accuracy precision to centimeters / inches
- added support for NetRTK / NTRIP casters
- completely new and full localizations for Japanese, Chinese (traditional, simplified), Spanisch, French, Italian
- made NMEA parser more resilient to changing sentence pattern
- updated list of iPad/iPhone models (M4 iPad, iPhone 16)
- fixed a bug in day / night weather icons
- fixed a problem that positioned forward / backward buttons wrongly in Lap Details
- fixed order of parameters in Sensor Configuration dialogs
- improved BTLE write operations
- improved NMEA sentence displays
- dozens of minor fixes, improvements, features
