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  Video: Canscan + Palm PDA
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| Jason |
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Joined: 30 Oct 2006
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I used to own two canscan (usb) that I hooked up to my laptop.
This time around I decided to try the palm version. You can buy a color palm pilot on ebay for under $50. Black and white ones can be bought for $0.99 (I actually paid that much for a m125).
Anyway, I made a quick video of how the canscan works in conjunction with a PDA.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1720632635270594479
More info: http://www.obdscan.net/palm.htm
I don't work for them, just showing off my toys |
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| Sasha |
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| Is having this of any use besides being able to diagnose your car for troubleshooting purposes? |
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| Jason |
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If you're tuning your car, you can make use of it, though you're likely better off going with a real wideband sensor and tuning off of that.
The car's sensor is calibrated for a specific AFR range, outside of that range, it's not going to be as accurate. |
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