My actual Amiga has some software I wrote in BlitzBasic 2.1 which accurately plots the speed you were travelling at... there is still a healthy Amiga community - WINUAE has helped in this regard.
The hardware I built worked via the joystick port, WINUAE is so good it accepts USB joystick input from a PC. A labour of love, a bit geeky, but hey my software utility might see the light of day via WINUAE. And you never know, one or two bods might be interested in building their own bike speed measuring hardware stuff.
I confess I've been close to giving in and opting for the simpler option,, but Matt at AmigaKit is very helpful - so I am going to exhaust all options before giving in.
I clocked a product at AmigaKit.co.uk that may well have been simpler than networking my Amiga/PC which goes for about £24 including a 1GByte micro SD card which allows tranfer via the PCMCIA port. If i'd spotted that I would have bought that one instead of the wireless network affair.
The hardware I built worked via the joystick port, WINUAE is so good it accepts USB joystick input from a PC. A labour of love, a bit geeky, but hey my software utility might see the light of day via WINUAE. And you never know, one or two bods might be interested in building their own bike speed measuring hardware stuff.
I confess I've been close to giving in and opting for the simpler option,, but Matt at AmigaKit is very helpful - so I am going to exhaust all options before giving in.
I clocked a product at AmigaKit.co.uk that may well have been simpler than networking my Amiga/PC which goes for about £24 including a 1GByte micro SD card which allows tranfer via the PCMCIA port. If i'd spotted that I would have bought that one instead of the wireless network affair.