If anyone needs an xm commander ...
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10th Gear
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If anyone needs an xm commander ...
I bought an xm commander new off of Ebay for $99 + $11 shipping. The seller is actually Grubbs Infiniti in Texas. They have a site and are selling them on their site for $99 plus shipping. Here is a link:
http://www.infinitiwholesaleparts.co...cPage_11.chtml
The acutal site is www.grubbsinfiniti.com (click on parts, then sat radio)
I emailed them to make sure they were not refurbished ... brand new.
I thought this was a good price after comparing prices.
Stuart
http://www.infinitiwholesaleparts.co...cPage_11.chtml
The acutal site is www.grubbsinfiniti.com (click on parts, then sat radio)
I emailed them to make sure they were not refurbished ... brand new.
I thought this was a good price after comparing prices.
Stuart
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From: South. West.
The data bus used in most cars (and aircraft) nowdays is the CAN Bus that was developed in Germany.
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/buses/can/
The protocol is extrememly flexible and extensible, which can make it difficult to read unless only the standard commands are used (or you have a decoder ring).
This may help if you like home projects:
http://www.netburner.com/products/pr...Mod5282CAN.htm
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/buses/can/
The protocol is extrememly flexible and extensible, which can make it difficult to read unless only the standard commands are used (or you have a decoder ring).
This may help if you like home projects:
http://www.netburner.com/products/pr...Mod5282CAN.htm
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Originally posted by żGotJazz?
The data bus used in most cars (and aircraft) nowdays is the CAN Bus that was developed in Germany.
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/buses/can/
The protocol is extrememly flexible and extensible, which can make it difficult to read unless only the standard commands are used (or you have a decoder ring).
This may help if you like home projects:
http://www.netburner.com/products/pr...Mod5282CAN.htm
The data bus used in most cars (and aircraft) nowdays is the CAN Bus that was developed in Germany.
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/buses/can/
The protocol is extrememly flexible and extensible, which can make it difficult to read unless only the standard commands are used (or you have a decoder ring).
This may help if you like home projects:
http://www.netburner.com/products/pr...Mod5282CAN.htm
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 969
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From: South. West.
Oooops!
My posting above ended up in the wrong spot (obviously!)
I did a "Post Reply" which then sent me to the registration page. After registering, the TSX site routed me back to my response page ... but I guess it sent me to the wrong thread.
Sorry for the confusion!
My posting above ended up in the wrong spot (obviously!)
I did a "Post Reply" which then sent me to the registration page. After registering, the TSX site routed me back to my response page ... but I guess it sent me to the wrong thread.
Sorry for the confusion!
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