iPod as data recorder - no, really...
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"The INTRODUCER"
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NASA uses OSX as well
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I have done a ton of flight testing using my Sony minidisc as a data recorder. Works really well, is totally insensitive to G or turbulence, seperates everything into 5 minute tracks (and I synchronise the initial with my control sweep), and has a great shielded HOLD function that disables all of the other controls once it is recording so that it can't get bumped off.
Sure, its sooooooo 2003, but still a great piece of kit.
...except that the d#$n Sony engineers blocked high speed digital uploads from the machine...you have to pull off a .wav file if you want it on your computer...
Sure, its sooooooo 2003, but still a great piece of kit.
...except that the d#$n Sony engineers blocked high speed digital uploads from the machine...you have to pull off a .wav file if you want it on your computer...
