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Specs and reference: supported devices and what Drivurs shows

A factual reference for what Drivurs supports today: RaceBox devices, example session metrics, and high-level readiness signals.

Drivurs Team

TL;DR

This is a public reference page. It’s written in plain language and avoids private data or database details.

Supported RaceBox devices (Drivurs sessions)

  • RaceBox Mini
  • RaceBox Mini S
  • RaceBox Micro

See: RaceBox in Drivurs and the RaceBox Mini S setup guide

Example metrics you may see in a session

Exact metrics vary by device, configuration, and the run type you choose, but common examples include:

  • 0–60 (mph) / 0–100 (km/h)
  • 1/8 mile and 1/4 mile times
  • Trap speed for supported distances
  • Run labeling (for example: valid / warnings / invalid / incomplete)

Consistency depends on sky view, mounting, road conditions, and repeatability. Use trends, not one hero run.

Readiness signals (high-level)

You may see readiness-style indicators such as:

  • Connecting: device handshake and subscriptions
  • Waiting for telemetry: packets aren’t arriving yet
  • GPS Not Ready: telemetry exists but fix quality isn’t sufficient
  • GPS Ready: fix quality is more comparable

Deeper explanation: GPS accuracy basics

Want to keep learning?

Browse the Drivurs Academy hubs for checklists, comparisons, and reference.