nice, sounds like you have a lot planned. Should be interesting to see the finished product.
You have any install pics or any other info on the hydrogen fuel side of things? I glanced at that site...sounds questionable.....
Components
(X) CarPC (salvaged)
(0) Wifi
(0) Bluetooth Dongle
(0) DVD/CD drive
(0) BT Keyboard
(0) Scantool
(0) 8" Touchscreen
(X) GPS receiver
(0) Microphone
(0) Fusion Brain
(0) Accelerometer
(0) Distance Sensor
(0) Photo Sensor
(0) Temperature Sensor (2)
(0) Connect2Car
(0) Subs (2)
(0) Amp
(0) Equalizer
(0) Backup Camera
(0) Fingerprint Reader Door Handle (hack to make starter)
(0) Power inverter (1000W)
Total Cost: $1600 aprox.
Features
Connect2Car BT integration
When approaching car
-doors will unlock
-lights turn on
-carpc turns on
When out of range
-doors lock
-lights turn off
-carpc turns off
Phone Controls
-windows/sunroof
-remote start
-lights on/off
Secondary Battery
Hydrogen Fuel (TESTED- WORKS! reported 10mpg increase)
Fingerprint Car Starter
(key is always in ignition)
Reverse Camera
Blind spot censor
Auaxillary Input
Voice Recognition
Standard 12V Power Outlet
GPS Data Logging (updates via WIFI)
Roadrunner
Auto-uupdates (weather, traffic , gas prices, etc.) via BT phone Connection
Computer Control
-Windows/sunroof
-Defroster
-Exterior lights
**Other things follow, comments/suggest welcome!
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nice, sounds like you have a lot planned. Should be interesting to see the finished product.
You have any install pics or any other info on the hydrogen fuel side of things? I glanced at that site...sounds questionable.....
Take 2 - '03 Audi A4
macmini with an 8" widescreen (in progress)
My 2004 Ford Ranger:
14" LCD w/ custom made aluminum bezel
Completly custom computer case
status: Totaled
Car Pc progress meter:
[-----------------85%---] Looking good! Total spent : $740, Thats including two touch screens!!!
"The car is the closest we will ever come to creating something that is truly alive" -Sir William Lyons
My worklog
I won't be using the computer to incorporate BT, that's what the connect2car is for. Its a bit more then I'd like to pay, but I think the results will be worth it. Check it out on their site they'll explain it better then I will, its basically a device that interprets BT commands and connects circuits accordingly.
As far as the hydrogen thing goes I'll be happy to post specifics on it. Today I made the finishing touches on the new and improved "HHO Generator." (about $20 worth of parts) I expect we'll install it tomorrow, and within a week we should be able to test it to make sure its working properly, at which point I'll post all our results, our set-up, and a tutorial.
Thanks for your interest.
-Nate
Dude. Make it happen. I'll buy a dozen.
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Wow, I like that idea! might use it on my car hehe.
Oh wait..
Crap! I'd need to buy a new phone, with bluetooth on it haha. Ahh well, I could use it as an excuse to upgrade hehe.
How does the car run now? Any better/worse? If I don't end up running on LPG, I can see this being a good option.. assuming it actually works. Until I read that, I had my doubts about it.
How does it get to the engine?
I'm guessing with a re-tune, there could be even more benefit.
It runs perfectly normal. It connects to the car through the air intake. Any other questions feel free to email me!
-Nate
Ahh, nice vid. Makes a bit more sence now. Still find it interesting that there's no adjustment to the ECU. I think that would make a difference.
LPG - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autogas
Hmm.. I wonder if it'd be possible to run LPG and HHO together..
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