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If the race car driver in you would like to know how many G’s you are pulling this DIY Car G-Force Meter would give you some ideas. Use caution when testing to prevent rear end collisions. "The purpose of this project is to build a device that measures acceleration/tilt on one axis (backward/fordward) capable of fitting onto the dashboard or hanging onto the window of a standard car. The device will have 3 7-Segment LED Displays to show the instantaneous acceleration measurement to 2 decimal accuracy." |
In the video the back seat driver in me wants to look in the rear view mirror and make sure no one is behind us… Detailed build instructions are provided so that you can easily build your own!
April 27th, 2008
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April 28th, 2008
DIY Car G-Force Meter…
[Source: Untitled] quoted: If the race car driver in you would like to know how many G’s you are pulling this DIY Car G-Force Meter would give you some ideas. Use caution when testing to prevent rear end collisions. …
April 28th, 2008
He’s too cool for me, holding the steering wheel like that.
April 28th, 2008
Now, make it display your K/MPH.
April 28th, 2008
Why is it at 0.0g’s thats zero gravity, its supost to be at 1g, Km/h would be nice… ^^
May 1st, 2008
Should be doable with an iphone too.