I am thinking of buying the aeroforce gauge and i was wondering what you guys that have it think about it and where the best place to buy it from?
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You don't think the screen flashing and an audible ALARM isn't attention grabbing?:dunno:The Aeroforce has high intensity LED's that can be used as warning lights when a parameter is beyond a safe threshold, including analog inputs. I believe the competition may alter the display to perform the same function but this is not nearly as attention grabbing as separate high intensity lights.
True for Aeroforce, but not Dashhawk ... it is very easy to move between vehicles (and it is encouraged).:2cents: Different intended use ... DashHawk is more along the lines of an XM unit or GPS unit or something, Aeroforce is more along the lines of a "built in" gauge. Both work well depending on your needs.Keep in mind that these are gauges, meant to be installed full time in a vehicle.
In your opinion ... (it's seven BTW and it can show up to 11 separate screens with up to 7 PIDs each with a key press to change screens. For similar readability, 4 PIDs per screen would be more legible, granted ...)Using cyclic scan you can read 8 parameters on our gauge without touching anything. It's a lot easier to read these 8 on our brighter display than even 6 on the Dashhawk.
Because it'll show something different? No? Then it's a moot point .......100 parameters you mentioned include things like absolute throttle position A through F, wideband sensor 1-8, alcohol %, EGR error, plus numerous others that don't apply or are irrelevant to 99% or the people who would use this type of product. Come on, if your'e going to analyze a problem that in depth that you need to monitor absolute throttle position E and EGR error get a real scan tool.
It's made in Ogden, Utah US of A (and some components in Salt Lake City, some of the molding coming from Arizona, and some of printed materials coming from El Paso, TX) ... and WHO was the first one to do CAN? Not Aeroforce, BTW.:no: As you can see, it's not a matter of imitation, it's an evolution of products/platforms that existed in Edge's inventory (long before Aeroforce's gauges, if that matters). That probably wasn't a fair statement ...Our gauges came out almost two years before the Dashhawk, we're the innovators, not the imitation. The Aeroforce gauge is also made right here in the USA. I have not heard where the Dashhawk is made.
Controls LS1 fans but not C6 fans. And yes its a manual switching off and one. Stil have to get your truck tuned for the fans to work automatically.cool, thanks for the link! so, the dashhawk can control efans? like turn them on? i know alvin has a switch for the LS1 fan, but i was interested in the new C6 fans he's got. can it control those? and when it says 'control' aftermarket fans, does that just mean manually switching them on and off? thanks again
Where can you get a DH for $239?PS: DH and Aero are the same price on the street.