Ralph Weaver
Jun 04, 2007, 09:27 PM
A few months ago I had the need to measure over 100A of current on a new high performance electric sailplane. While researching the available data loggers I found the HiBox. I'd seen it used in European magazines. They did not have a US distributor, so I contacted them and now I'm the US distributor.
I just got my fist shipment for stock. They are vary nice units, easy to use and good quality. Besides the normal, Volts and Amps, the HiBox logs RPM and will function as a servo tester. You can also connect a clamp on current probe or a temperature probe such as those made by Fluke.
There are a couple of data plotting and display software programs available (free with purchase). The PowerCube program is very powerful, allowing user define functions and a configurable input parser.
The HiBox can funtion as an on-board data logger for larger planes. It's too big for small foamies and tight fuselages, but works well an mid to large size planes and larger helicopters.
You can check out the details at www.magtechinc.net.
http://www.magtechinc.net/images/hibox.jpg
http://www.magtechinc.net/images/hiboxgraph.gif
I just got my fist shipment for stock. They are vary nice units, easy to use and good quality. Besides the normal, Volts and Amps, the HiBox logs RPM and will function as a servo tester. You can also connect a clamp on current probe or a temperature probe such as those made by Fluke.
There are a couple of data plotting and display software programs available (free with purchase). The PowerCube program is very powerful, allowing user define functions and a configurable input parser.
The HiBox can funtion as an on-board data logger for larger planes. It's too big for small foamies and tight fuselages, but works well an mid to large size planes and larger helicopters.
You can check out the details at www.magtechinc.net.
http://www.magtechinc.net/images/hibox.jpg
http://www.magtechinc.net/images/hiboxgraph.gif