Boost gauge on iPhone?
Jan 25, 2010, 12:53 PM
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Boost gauge on iPhone?
I'm in the market for a few gauges and I came across something very interesting.
http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/
has anybody seen / used this before? I'd love to get this instead of paying for multiple gauges and holsters. Any thoughts?
http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/
has anybody seen / used this before? I'd love to get this instead of paying for multiple gauges and holsters. Any thoughts?
Jan 25, 2010, 02:11 PM
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That's so old.
Like 2 years old..
The Wireless adapter is 300 alone.
just get the damn gauges.
The program is 40 bucks itself too.
Its not very precise either
Like 2 years old..
The Wireless adapter is 300 alone.
just get the damn gauges.
The program is 40 bucks itself too.
Its not very precise either
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It's definalty NOT 2 years old. It's about half a year old, amybe a little more.
It's cool, but WAY expensive for the OBD II input. I have the "lite" version on my phone.
It's cool, but WAY expensive for the OBD II input. I have the "lite" version on my phone.
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That is cool. I know some autox people use something similar (not sure if it's the same app) to look at telemetry of each run (gs, throttle / brake application, etc) and they seem to love it.