Sophisticated scan tool?

[C. Brooks]

When this was posted yesterday I got right on the phone and called my local
Circuit City and asked about them. They said that the unit was backordered
so far it would be unreasonable to quote me an expected delivery date.

Charles Brooks
Mid-Atlantic Speed Shop
http://www.massmotorsports.com

----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Gargano <peter at ntserver.techedge.com.au>
To: <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 10:33 PM
Subject: Re: Sophisticated scan tool?


> Okay, the story (from Wired News):
>
> > With a minor cable tweak, an engineer jerry-rigged
> > his new, US$99 Net "appliance" into a fully functional
> > Pentium PC.
>
> check:
>
>  specs at        http://www.netpliance.com/iopener/specs.asp
>  some pics at    http://www.netpliance.com/iopener/tour1.asp
>  main URL at     http://www.netpliance.com
>
> Now, for US$99, or with a 2 Gb HDD ~ US$200, this guy has
> a Pentium (without a floppy).
>
> I figure at this price, plus a bit of software, this has
> to be the ultimate base for a "scantool".
>
> Okay, I admit the EFI content was limited, but if I had
> access to one of these units, I'd be buying it with a view
> to using it in a vehicle, either as a "sacntool" or some
> other diagnostic/tuning role.
>
> Someone want to buy one for me (I'll pay you back, honest)?
>
>
> PG.
>
> mike mager wrote:
> >
> > Peter,
> > I accessed the page via your hyperlink, and found "An I-Opening Hack:
$200
> > PC", nothing about a scan tool; suggestions?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mike
> >
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