TestLogger Collector Midi and Mini v1.1: RC telemetry moves up to six analog inputs

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TestLogger is updating its data logging range for RC cars with two main units: the Collector Mini v1.1, which gains an analog input, and the all-new Collector Midi, which offers six. The Finnish manufacturer is thus extending RC telemetry well beyond driver analysis alone.

Collector Mini v1.1: one more analog input, same size and price

The v1.1 of the Collector Mini keeps exactly the same format as its predecessor — 26.1 x 24.6 x 22.4 mm for 10 g including the memory card — and the same price, but moves to two analog inputs instead of one. Enough to connect two temperature or voltage sensors at the same time. It retains two receiver channels, one RPM input, two wheel speed inputs and the lap trigger. Expect €190.28 from the manufacturer.

Collector Midi: six analog inputs for 5 mm more

The Collector Midi quadruples analog capacity with six inputs, in a case that grows by only 5 mm (26 x 28 x 26 mm). It shares the software and sensors of the Mini line, which makes it possible to upgrade an existing setup without buying everything again. Announced price: €227.57.

Redesigned lap receiver and software subscriptions included

Both units carry a 6-axis IMU, an RPM sensor, a 16 GB memory card and twelve months of subscription to the Analyzer Pro and Manager Pro software. The lap receiver has been reworked and can now be mounted behind a painted bodyshell, which makes installation much simpler. Logging rates are adjustable channel by channel, from 1 to 500 Hz, under Windows, macOS and Linux over USB.

Track beacons and sensors are still sold separately. TestLogger announces further measurements to come, including a damper position sensor. The Mini v1.1 ships immediately, while Midi orders open in mid-September 2026.