Vote for the Best Forum-made Products and Programs here.

[almera]

My list:
1. Road Runner!
2. XPort
3. Mobilephone.net (Lambosprit)
4. PDC (RobbyBMW)
5. Capture!/Minicam

[Sonicxtacy02]

1. Old School Road Runner
2. DSATX
3. PDC
4. TPMS
5. Fusion Brain

[Fiberoptic]

In no order:

Roadrunner
frodoplayer (Old & Dead, but still historically important)
FusionBrain
Carnetix p2140 (Powers Mac mini, usb control, customizable)
m1-atx (kicked off the car computing revolution!) (now look at m2-atx hv (12-24 volts, newer design)

Edited per heather's request to include one product. 12pm.

[Heather]

In no order:

Roadrunner
frodoplayer (Old & Dead, but still historically important)
FusionBrain
Carnetix Power supplies (powers mac mini and others)
Ituner /mini-box Power supplies

You must pick 1 product...or program which CNX supply and Ituner supply? Please.

[Enforcer]

He he, slap on the wrist for Fiber.



Couldn't you have just shouted that across the office?

[Fiberoptic]

He he, slap on the wrist for Fiber.

Couldn't you have just shouted that across the office?

my door was closed and I had on DND. She also likes to publicly embarrass me sometimes.

[Maheriano]

1. LinuxICE for its potential
2. open source Road Runner for its potential that never happened
3. xPort3 for solving a very elementary problem
4. Capture! for sheer enjoyment and security
5. iGuidance UMPC for porting to mobile computing and being finger friendly

[Habious]

I'm assuming he counts because he's a forum member here and the devices he creates he does so for himself first...and then offers them to anyone who wants them...Mitch!!!

1) Mitch's Audio Selector box - totally saved my bacon and got my CarPC switching audio sources reliably!!
2) Mitch's SC-C1 Sirius interface - Simple and elegant
3) Mitch's HDRadio cable for the Visteon receiver
4) Fusion Brain - totally agree with others...the potential here is nearly limitless!

[Tidder]

1. RevFE
2. Xport
3. LinuxICE
4. Carbon
5. iG QWERTY (Can't wait for iG 09 support... )

[chunkyks]

Is it a bit narcissistic to rack up my own programs in spots one and two?

1) obdgpslogger
2) obdsim
3) LinuxICE

Hardware wise
4,5) OBDPro, OBDLink

The OBDPro works with *slightly* less hassle out of the box, and the OBDLink works *slightly* faster out of the box, so it's hard to claim one is noticably better than the other; it all depends on what you want

Gary (-;