I've made a full review of the xensr air, compared it with my woo.
Sorry for the typing faults and mabye funny writing, but I normaly speek dutch
greets Kris
Xensr full review
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Re: Xensr full review
Nice review. No bombs, but a whole lot of work done to enlighten the discussion.
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Re: Xensr full review
Ironic that the two devices can't agree on G-force for which both devices have a specific sensor: The accelerometer. Height and airtime are calculated by algorithms based on info from this sensor......
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Re: Xensr full review
That's true, but the G-force is the moment you land I guess and if I see some G-force values it's impossible in my opinion.
For me the G-force is the thing that I do'nt care about.
By the Way Did another session today, have to do the full analyse, but I can say the 2 highest jumps were measured by the two at the same time 10.1m on the woo and 11.2m on the Xensr, the other one was 9.3m on the woo and 10.49m on the xensr. The results are getting much closer, wich one is correct is the question.
For me the G-force is the thing that I do'nt care about.
By the Way Did another session today, have to do the full analyse, but I can say the 2 highest jumps were measured by the two at the same time 10.1m on the woo and 11.2m on the Xensr, the other one was 9.3m on the woo and 10.49m on the xensr. The results are getting much closer, wich one is correct is the question.
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Re: Xensr full review
Did another kitesession today. The woo had 98 jumps, the xensr 111.
The max measured height from the woo was 10.5m, at the same time the xensr had 10.6m.
Looking at other jumps, the woo and xensr are most of time measuring the same values.
The difference in jumps is that the xensr sometimes sees a turn as a jump.
Will make a full compare of the 2 sessions from today an yesterday and will give a full feedback here.
For people who are thinking of buying a xensr, I think the time is now. If you see the progress in improvements that these guys make. It will be perfect soon. Kepp an eye on this thread, hope to give full data this week.
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The max measured height from the woo was 10.5m, at the same time the xensr had 10.6m.
Looking at other jumps, the woo and xensr are most of time measuring the same values.
The difference in jumps is that the xensr sometimes sees a turn as a jump.
Will make a full compare of the 2 sessions from today an yesterday and will give a full feedback here.
For people who are thinking of buying a xensr, I think the time is now. If you see the progress in improvements that these guys make. It will be perfect soon. Kepp an eye on this thread, hope to give full data this week.
Kris
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Re: Xensr full review
Today did 2 short stormy sessions, result looks realy nice. Check PDF's for results.
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Re: Xensr full review
great study - would love to see someone actually compare results to actual measured height - eg on side of building - a pulley at top - a weight - pull it up - let it down again.
how about riding with a string behind you with a small weight in it - with colour bands to count?
how about riding with a string behind you with a small weight in it - with colour bands to count?
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