To support the excellent CSI Basics charity, I help their volunteers with blue light installation to get them to incidents quickly and safely. I’ll do practically anything for Haribo!
Electronics
The modern car is stacked full of complex electronics. From simple single-wire communication to complete system-on-chip architectures, we’ve got it covered. Here you’ll find articles on all aspects of automotive electronics. But don’t worry, it’s not all 1’s and 0’s, some articles feature escaping smoke!
Do I need a reversing camera? Probably not. But having retrofit one to the Freelander2 and I’m glad that I did!
It’s finally time to tackle the Fergie wiring system and see if life can be brought back into it. Will it start first time?
Long commutes in the dark, with bright lights behind, are no good for my eyes. The solution, retrofit of a Freelander dimming rearview mirror.
Using a diagnostic tool puts a big load on the car battery. To avoid damage you should use a battery support unit. But what is it, and why is it needed?
Land Rovers of a certain age eventually cry out for a diagnostic session. With dealer diagnostic sessions costing as much
In a previous article I looked at lensed LEDs for the instrument cluster. The results where not good, but are capless LEDs the solution?
When Electronics becomes unbearable, I need some inspiration. For me, electronics inspiration comes from Mr EEVBlog, David L. Jones.
My kids love this Peg Perego Gaucho they where given, but it has a few limitations. In this article, I’ll upgrade to 12v and a modern motor controller.