Kamikuza - 30-1-2005 at 06:17 PM
I'd love to know how fast I'm going 
doomwheels - 31-1-2005 at 01:07 AM
I put one on my kiteskates years ago, but they are nearly impossible to calibrate with such small wheels. Better to use a GPS. They are relatively
inexpensive and off more data than a speedo.
Kamikuza - 8-2-2005 at 09:03 PM
I figured that 
GPS? Could you post a link to a unit please?
PS. As a skater I love the doomwheels eh :D
doomwheels - 9-2-2005 at 01:20 AM
Well, I admit I don't have a lot of experience with them so I hope someoone else chimes in soon. I think you should be able to find one at your local
electroincs store.
Did a quick search online and found this one:
http://www.gpsw.co.uk/details/prod2397.html
Looks nice enough, but I think there are some things you need to consider before buying online - like your location. This one is set up for N. America
and Europe.
There are many people using GPS while buggying these days. Hopefully we can hear from one of them regarding their favorite brand.
RMV - 9-2-2005 at 02:26 AM
On line is your best bet, you should also visit your local hunting/fishing store, they may have something for you. I mounted one on my buggy not to
long ago, velcro and everything, so I can take it anywhere just to play with it.
Kamikuza - 9-2-2005 at 06:09 AM
Damn, max speed 951 mph ... better shop around for a better one :D
'Please phone for pricing' ... never a good sign
Occy - 5-5-2006 at 12:36 PM
F2 GPS Speed
Breaking the Speed Limit. And with the new F2 GPS Speed board, you can prove it. Everyone wants to be the fastest on the water, but how fast can you
really go? And what is the sailing distance? The new F2 GPS has the answers. This is the first ever board designed with an inbuilt GPS system. The big
14x12cm display screen is located just behind the mast and gives you five different read outs. You can choose between time or distance and maximum or
average speed. The GPS module can be synchronised with a docking station to your PC and you can analyse all the data graphically or numerically
following your sail.
Could it be fitted between straps? Sunk down into the deck....could probably be done DIY styley...
Scoopy - 9-5-2006 at 05:47 AM
Get a Garmin Etrex. Pretty inexpensive and easy to use.
Scoop