DashDAQ Series II Demo 1

Video of features and operation of the Drew Technologies DashDAQ Series2 OBD2 test tool and datalogger.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• DashDAQ
• Mitsubishi
• Eclipse
• Honda
• Nissan
• OBD2
• scanner
• dashboard
• diagnostics
• race
• data
• logger
• gauge
• gp
• evo
• corvette

[willc1976]

You didn't even do a second take did you? You just split the first recording into 4 parts of randomness and then uploaded the results. No script or tripod.

Looks like a great product that can be reviewed in one, well timed, video with more extensive details on the abilities. I really want to know more about this product.

[bsj8377]

No second take...why? Just taken with a digital camera in the car by myself...very quick and dirty...by far the nicest unit of it's kind on the market. Period.

[peachpuff]

Thanks for the demo's, im itching to get one.

[bsj8377]

The Zeitronix-DashDAQ is the same as this unit...the only difference is that they bundle their ZT-2 wideband sensor with it for a higher price.

If the car has a factory wideband sensor that transmits A/F info to the OBD2 then you're good. If not, then you need to get an aftermarket sensor and the AUX cable for the DashDAQ. The AUX cable has analog inputs as well as serial data lines for reading/logging serial data from other devices.

[IHeartGroceries]

That thing's pretty cool.

Thanks for the video!

[willc1976]

Brian,

Looks like a great product. I need an A/F meter for the supercharger that I personally installed on my Lotus Elise. Can this data be pulled without an aftermarket O2 wideband sensor? If so, I want this product.

My notes were on video presentation, thats all. Looks like a great product, but I need to know if there are other components, other than OBDII connection needed.

What is the difference between the DashDAQ and the Zeitronix-DashDAQ?

[camaro44]

that is very cool. That would be very handy with some of the tuning I do.