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| Topic subject | Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? |
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91635, Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by Semperboost, Jul-18-05 06:35 PM
I might be getting one soon. How many and what sensors can the PocketLogger monitor - like timing, A/F, TPS.. Alvin
http://www.cardomain.com/id/96rst
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91638, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by slowmitsu, Jul-19-05 04:06 AM
It's probably on their website.
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91640, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by run4cvr, Jul-19-05 04:45 AM
Originally posted by slowmitsu It's probably on their website.
http://pocketlogger.com/index.php?pid=obdii
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91643, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by Semperboost, Jul-19-05 07:01 AM
On our cars, what can it monitor? Alvin
http://www.cardomain.com/id/96rst
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91646, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by L2RTSiAWD, Jul-19-05 07:17 AM
http://pocketlogger.com/index.php?pid=params&type=obdii
Hello spoonfeeding :rolleyes
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91647, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by thedawg, Jul-19-05 07:56 AM
Originally posted by Semperboost On our cars, what can it monitor? Alvin
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91648, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by Semperboost, Jul-19-05 09:03 AM
Ahhh...I feel like a F N idiot. I was under the impression that we can only monitor some of the functions and others can monitor like 20 parameters. Thanks... Alvin
http://www.cardomain.com/id/96rst
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91649, RE: Quick Q: What sensors can the PocketLogger monitor? Posted by eclipsekaiser, Jul-19-05 09:18 AM
the only advantages that I see a PocketLogger over regular RRE free software is:
Data cable (if not already have one) Size Fuel Pressure Gauge function thingy if no fuel pressure gauge. Ability to log more than 2 parameters for > than 6 seconds.
OBD 2 software is pretty economical.
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