Originally Posted by dguy

I agree it's most likely user error but, and I'm not trying to start an argument as I'm just trying to give good info, but your logic is flawed in my opinion. Hell, 'high speed' CAN only runs at 1mbp/s (Megabit, not megabyte), the issue is not throughput or read/write speeds of the hardware you're describing but the hoops that have to be jumped through due to software/hardware emulation/layers etc etc blah blah. Also 'fast' is subjective with regards to processors etc, not objective. The KV8 you're going to roll with (and actually may have convinced me from pinching pennies to run an M150 Dev setup) is actually only 2 100mhz processors. The F16 (I think, it may have been 18) had a targeting computer that ran at 1mhz and that **** could blow jets out of the sky, my tiny god of a computer, however, cannot. They DID/DO have very specific instruction sets that allow them to do things quickly. All this said what I'm saying is that bandwidth isn't the issue.

Originally Posted by rx72c

On the topic of datalogs
for around the last 10 firmware releases the Haltech Elite has had an issue that corrupts your whole on board datalog and you end up with mostly useless data . The issue is intermittent. They have yet to fix it , I know they will be doing so eventually.