OBD for IOS
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OBD for IOS
Hi gang,
I've played with the Bluetooth OBD scanner gizmos for a while, using the free Torque app for Android phones, until recently when my last Android device finally died. I don't want to buy a tablet solely for this use, as I've got Apple stuff for all my computing needs.
I found this OBD scanner tool on Amazon:
It is designed to work with the Iphone and Ipad, thru wifi. On the App Store there look to be two main apps to display data, Dash Command and OBD Fusion. What I'm wondering is if anyone has used these apps, and which they liked best. Any advice would be appreciated (other than go back to Android
).
Thanks,
Curt
I've played with the Bluetooth OBD scanner gizmos for a while, using the free Torque app for Android phones, until recently when my last Android device finally died. I don't want to buy a tablet solely for this use, as I've got Apple stuff for all my computing needs.
I found this OBD scanner tool on Amazon:
It is designed to work with the Iphone and Ipad, thru wifi. On the App Store there look to be two main apps to display data, Dash Command and OBD Fusion. What I'm wondering is if anyone has used these apps, and which they liked best. Any advice would be appreciated (other than go back to Android
).Thanks,
Curt
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Hi gang,
I've played with the Bluetooth OBD scanner gizmos for a while, using the free Torque app for Android phones, until recently when my last Android device finally died. I don't want to buy a tablet solely for this use, as I've got Apple stuff for all my computing needs.
I found this OBD scanner tool on Amazon:
Robot Check
It is designed to work with the Iphone and Ipad, thru wifi. On the App Store there look to be two main apps to display data, Dash Command and OBD Fusion. What I'm wondering is if anyone has used these apps, and which they liked best. Any advice would be appreciated (other than go back to Android ).
Thanks,
Curt
I've played with the Bluetooth OBD scanner gizmos for a while, using the free Torque app for Android phones, until recently when my last Android device finally died. I don't want to buy a tablet solely for this use, as I've got Apple stuff for all my computing needs.
I found this OBD scanner tool on Amazon:
Robot Check
It is designed to work with the Iphone and Ipad, thru wifi. On the App Store there look to be two main apps to display data, Dash Command and OBD Fusion. What I'm wondering is if anyone has used these apps, and which they liked best. Any advice would be appreciated (other than go back to Android
).Thanks,
Curt
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