Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
lap/line: kart telemetry with a stated margin of error
A karting lap-timing app uses phone GPS for basic timing and optional external receivers for more detailed telemetry.
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- Kart racers reviewing lap times and corner speeds
- Worth noticing
- It distinguishes GPS-derived readings from measurements that need kart sensors, and says receiver support has only been proved on a simulator.
Field notes
The page separates GPS-derived values from readings that require additional hardware: RPM, throttle, brake pressure and steering angle are explicitly excluded. Its receiver table distinguishes phone platforms and pairing methods, while noting that receiver operation has only been proved on a simulator so far. Track coverage is attributed to OpenStreetMap, and the extracted page also shows a zero-count library counter despite describing about 2,000 circuits.
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