Second-Life Aim Solo 2 DL GPS Lap Timer
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Get Advanced Lap Times & Performance Analysis
Display instant speed, timing splits, live data and delta lap times on a high-contrast display with an accuracy of up to two-hundredths of a second. See your exact racing line, compare it to optimal lines for faster lap times, track the vehicle's movements and provide detailed data on acceleration, braking, and cornering forces. Do all of this and more with direct ECU data logging for instant, trackside, or post-race analysis with all your logged performance data.
Why Choose the Track Day Solo 2 DL
Building on the features of the Aim Solo 2 model, the Solo 2 DL motorsport lap timer connects directly to the vehicle's ECU to record vital engine data, without the need for complex wiring. Compatible with a wide range of motorsport applications and vehicle ECUs, the Solo 2 DL is a versatile tool for helping motorsport professionals monitor and improve their performance in any motorsport discipline.
Predictive, Theoretical & Delta Times
The Solo 2 DL’s GPS technology provides better reliability from the predictive lap timing function, so you can see in real time how your current lap compares to your best lap. It also features a theoretical lap timing mode which pieces together your overall best sector times to provide an optimal lap time that could be achieved. Timing information can also be shown in a delta format which gives a representation of how much quicker or slower you are compared to your best lap.
Advanced Display, Track Recognition & Easy Connection
The Solo 2 DL has a sharp, high-contrast display which helps drivers easily identify the data displayed on screen, as well as 8 different backlight colours.
Thousands of pre-loaded worldwide track maps are available, the track day lap timer automatically recognises your position on the track as soon as it's switched on. Once you start to drive, it automatically recognises the start line coordinates of the track and starts sampling lap times every time you go past.
Whether it's used for point-to-point runs for rallying or a closed-loop track, the Solo 2 DL allows you to create a new temporary or permanent track layout too. Even if there is no track already, the device will create one for you.
Sample your data, including RPM, engine load, throttle position (TPS), oil, air, water temperature, oil pressure, battery voltage, speed, gear and lambda value (air/fuel).
Inertial Platform
The Solo 2 DL calculates, displays, and records lap times, sector times, position & vehicle speed, with a sampling rate of up to 25Hz, and 3D acceleration & gyro. This allows you to see your exact racing line, compare it to optimal lines for faster lap times, track the vehicle's movements and provide detailed data on acceleration, braking, and cornering forces.
Expand Your System
To take your data one step further, the Aim Solo 2 DL seamlessly connects to Aim SmartyCams and a variety of vehicle sensors to increase your data performance and enhance your analysis with the added visuals and overlays, as well as additional sensor information.
Mounting Options
A variety of Solo 2 DL mounts provides an easy installation for a wide range of vehicle types.
Technical Information
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Included in the Box
Solo 2 DL
Solo 2 Mounting Bracket with Screws
Power Cable with AC Adapter
Your Chosen Connection Cable
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FAQs
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Configuring
- How can I configure SmartyCam HD/GP HD with Solo 2 DL?
- How can I transmit more than a configuration to my Solo 2 DL and how can I choose which one to enable?
- In which way can I display gear information on my Solo 2 DL?
- My Solo 2 DL turns on automatically, when left plugged into the OBDII port: what can I do?