Keyser Manufacturing is now offering a Bluetooth driven data collection system in a box!
The Keyser's Data application, coupled with Keyser's string pot sensor (sold separately), offers users the ability to record and review critical suspension travel information. Once the desired information is collected, the user will be able to make critical vehicle adjustments without having to guess.
Data is collected and stored as sensor position over time. As the shock, spring, or suspension component moves through travel as a vehicle travels around the course, the string sensor moves with it. This will provide the user with a chart that can be analyzed point-by-point at the recording frequency of 200 Hz (200 samples per second)!
Maximums and minimums can be compared, diagnosed, and then the user can tune accordingly. The best part is that the design is simple enough for any user to be able to test and learn without the aid of engineering staff on hand!
All of the information is stored in an intuitive folder structure that is sorted by the track, date, time, and run name.
The Keyser's Data application, coupled with Keyser's string pot sensor (sold separately), offers users the ability to record and review critical suspension travel information. Once the desired information is collected, the user will be able to make critical vehicle adjustments without having to guess.
Data is collected and stored as sensor position over time. As the shock, spring, or suspension component moves through travel as a vehicle travels around the course, the string sensor moves with it. This will provide the user with a chart that can be analyzed point-by-point at the recording frequency of 200 Hz (200 samples per second)!
Maximums and minimums can be compared, diagnosed, and then the user can tune accordingly. The best part is that the design is simple enough for any user to be able to test and learn without the aid of engineering staff on hand!
All of the information is stored in an intuitive folder structure that is sorted by the track, date, time, and run name.
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