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Originally Posted by MurrayRothbard
Noobie here getting in to hypermilling. I see many people using devices such as the ScanGauge II which runs about $200. Doing research I see the Torque App ($5) and a cheap Mini Bluetooth OBD2 reader (~$15), do you think it would give the same MPG accuracy as ScanGauge II? It would appear its getting the data from the same source so I dont see why not, and I got a spare android to connect it to. Opinions on such device?
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most people use the ones built in to the car... these have been available since the early 1980s...
such as "instant mpg, average mpg" and the typical miles times fuel pumped
the instant mpg is quite useful.. esp on my SUV