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Old 05-06-2013, 10:49 AM
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For reference... Here is where I have my Garmin Oregon 450T.
The cool thing about this GPS is that it has the capability for 3 wireless sensors.. Temperature, Cadence, and Heart rate. While the heart rate might be useful for a Black Bear pass decent, I don't use it, or have one.

I do however use the Temperature sensor.
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop...-11092-30.html

I have the sensor mounted under the lid of my Engel fridge.. That way I can keep track if I'm going to have cold beer at the end of the trail. You will see the temp in the top right corner of the display... Cool 36 degrees :-)
 
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Old 05-06-2013, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by primussucks
phone/tablet does not work when you are 100s of miles from the closest cell tower.

I'm a fan of purpose built devices... All-in-one are nice for certain things, but i prefer purpose built where it fits.
in that case the only limit would be gps i guess. everything else could run through a single device. there may even be a solution for gps.

although i agree to use a specialty device when you get improved performance or you want dedicated use.
 
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This is the best handsfree I found: Land Rover 04 13 4in1 Bluetooth Handsfree USB iPhone iPod Streaming Audio Kit | eBay
It is only $300 and does everything I need, handsfree, streaming, phone, phone book, USB, speech and iPod. Better than OEM kit. Also docs are at mCAR Multimedia Interface - Land Rover
 
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Old 02-20-2014, 10:27 AM
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All you need now is a coffee grinder. I would look at my rear view and get distracted by all the stuff around it but I am old fashioned.
 
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Old 02-20-2014, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by slanginsanjuan
That's why I think you should use a smartphone for your phone/music/gps-maps/truck reporting. a small tablet would be even nicer. i have the ultragauge and i don't know which bluetooth/dongle/app to get for reporting but it makes better sense and is as accurate...i would think.
The ELM324 works with Torque app. on a smartphone. no wires etc.
I am going to incorporate a tablet and Smartphone sometime in the 04. Use the tablet for Navigation/music and the phone for monitoring temps, topo's etc.
I just prefer wireless and mobile. I use the ELM and the Phone for all vehicles.

I am not affiliated with any company I just picked the ELM on ebay and it worked for me,
 
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Originally Posted by Savannah Buzz
For reference, when factory temp gauge first gets to 50%, what OBDII port temp reading is displayed?

Old school did it with all gauges, and if they had a skunk logo, all the better. See SR-71 #972 Record Flight to Washington D.C.. Rover thinks we don't know how to read an oil gauge. And heat gauges are now just idiot lights with pointers. Everyone should look at an Ultra Guage or scanner.
Sh-----t, Ten times more gauges than a Cessna 152 and 50 times more than a D2. You wouldn't want to go there with a hangover.
 
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