RC Timing vs RC Speed Calculator Pro

This App has been created by an RC Cars and slot cars hobbyist (myself) that had a need: I wanted to know my lap times when practicing in my local club but the expensive Timing System was not installed. So I created RC Timing. RC Timing is an App that tracks lap times for radio-control and slot cars. It can be used in both indoor and outdoor tracks. This App is not intended to replace your club’s timing system. It is thought to help you in situations where you want to practice and the local timing system is not available. It uses the video camera for tracking the car colors and it offers an easy and intuitive configuration. - RadioControl and Slot Racing cars - Manage different drivers/cars/tracks - No human interaction is required - No external systems are required - Training mode/Race mode - Voice synthesizer (you can connect your iOS device to a Bluetooth speaker) - Track up to 10 cars simultaneously - Store all registered lap times - Show basic statistics - Designed to not drain your battery - Both Practice and Race sessions supported - Detailed guide explaining how to use it - Export lap times to CSV - Offers graphs for better performance analysis - Support for car classes - Pitstops

Also try RC Speed Run to log and share your fastest runs! https://www.sodialed.com/apps/rc-speed-run Quickly and easily get an estimate for your RC car's top speed with RC Speed Calculator Pro! Just tell us which car you have, enter some info about your gearing, motor and batteries, and we'll do the rest. Record your estimates to compare different car setups, and if you have a speed gun, you can record your actual top speed along with the estimate. Info you'll need: - Pinion gear teeth - Battery cells (or voltage) - Motor Kv rating - Tire diameter (we can fill this in based on your car type) Info we probably have already based on your car: - Spur gear teeth - Transmission ratio Please note, our top speed estimates are just that - estimates! We use a formula that works in theory (in perfect, not real-world conditions), but every car and all driving conditions are different, so expect some variation from real measured speeds.