Chase Commander

Take Command.

ChaseCam and RLC Racing have teamed up to create the first seamless video, data, and display system, making it easier than ever to shave seconds off your lap times. Powered by RLC Racing's latest technology, the Chase Commander features a color graphics touch screen control panel, GPS-based lap and predictive times, seamless video integration, datalogging and analysis, innovative track mapping, and more. The addition of the Chase Commander turns your PDR into a robust video, data logging, and display system that provides instant feedback on the track, and combined video and data analysis off the track. The Commander includes 2GB of onboard memory, but also sends all data to the PDR where it is recorded along with video to a single, integrated file allowing you to analyze video and data simultaneously.

The Chase Commander also features Performance and Drift modes, where users can measure horsepower, 1/4-mile times, 0-60mph, drift angle (using Dual GPS), and maximum G's. Real time feedback is displayed on the 3.5" color touch screen display giving you instant information and letting you know if your current lap is trending faster or slower than your fast lap. GPS-based imaginary beacons are used to set user-determined unique segment points on course, and update your predicted lap time at each point.

Standard Features

Sunlight Readable, Color Graphics Touch Screen Display
2 Gigabytes Logging Memory, PC Compatible File System With Venue/Time/Date
Transfer Session Files On the Race Logger To the PC With a USB Flash Stick
Large Pop-Up Graphic Lap, Split and Predictive Lap Timing Using 5/10/20 Hz GPS
Exact Line Track Mapping And GPS Lap Mapping (Only From R.L.C.)
3-Axis Internal G-Force Sensor
Serial Ports For GPS, Dual GPS, and Synchronized Video Options
CAN Bus For Adding Data Acquisition Channel Expanders (DACX)

Expansion (Coming Soon)

The Chase Commander can be expanded to accept external sensors. The Chase Commander uses Data Acquisition Channel Expanders (DACX) to connect to analog and digital sensors, and OBD-II. More on the DACX system...