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Jump Drives as Data Recorders.
I remember a while back reading a topic on how you could attach a jump drive to your RC and collect data throughout matches giving you a better idea to isolate problems that may occur.

I was wondering if anyone could please guide me in that direction, because after searching CD, I am still where I started, Confused.

Thanks.

EDIT:Found the topic at last. Here.
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