On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 09:23:40PM -0500, doctorDHD@xxxx wrote: > That question was asked my me, Dave and 6530. I have ben working on a > driving computer for my Delorean. It started out to be a project built around an > HP Jornada 680 handheld computer with a 1/2 vga screen and the Dataq DI-194RS > data acquisition kit. I actually got the two interfaced and was able to > display the cars battery voltage on the screen. The problem, it seems was that the > 680 was too slow. I have since shelved the idea untill I can afford to buy a > 7" vga LCD monitor which I will connect to a mini-ITX computer. Since it > will be programmed in Visual Basic as oppossed to VB for WindowsCE, the operating > system for the 680, I think it will be much easier. Check out http://www.dashpc.com/ for ideas, parts sources, etc. As others have noted, staying as far away from VB is the way to go. However, staying away from anything with the microsoft logo is *also* the way to go (IMO; no religous flamewars, thanks =) ). dashpc.com has pretty much all the info you're going to need to install a PC into a car, including power and so forth. --noah #2867