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Language: C# Framework:Microsoft .NET Framework Supported OS:Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP Features: Logging and display of Wideband O2, pressure, airflow, RPM, and throttle from the Emanage hardware. Much credit and thanks goes to Hau

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