OneGauge Hubs work with all sorts of sensors- temperature, pressure, fuel, and many more. Want to add sensors to your setup? Here's a full list of everything that works with a OneGauge setup. Updated 4/29/20. Screw Terminals A1 - A6: These six terminals provide six inputs for analog style sensors. The three sensors
Since we created our product, we've learned about many different digital gauge systems on the market. Our goal is to get you a setup that works best for you- and that's not necessarily one of our products. Here's a rundown of a few! Race-style Dashes Non-stock, universal style screens that offer great
We are launching a program this year to help get the word out about our products. We know that word of mouth tends to be the best form of advertising, so we are paying you to tell your friends about us! When you share our product and a customer makes a purchase as a
Looking to mount a tablet in your vehicle? There are some great ways to get a professional result with options on the market. Mighty Car Mods did a great video on how they did this in their Subaru Outback. They replaced the head unit with an iPad that provided all the audio in the
Oxygen Sensor Controllers Compared We wanted to give some insight into the various options and prices for oxygen sensor controller setups that are supported by the OneGauge system. These controllers translate the signal for use by the OneGauge Hub so the readings can be displayed on your phone, tablet, or LCD screen. They
Great review from one our first customers! His tablet looks great in his console running Torque!
I occasionally get asked if there is a delay for our digital gauges- many people wonder if using a wireless connection or reading a sensor digitally adds a delay between the reading and seeing it on the screen. I did a quick-and-dirty test with our new tachometer module and compared it to
After some time doing some research, we've found some better and less-expensive options for our two most expensive sensors- the Tachometer and Oxygen sensor (AFR) setups. For a Tach interface, we currently two different modules are for gasoline and diesel setups. We will now use a single module that can accept a tach signal
At OneGauge we offer two main types of displays- phones/tablets or custom touchscreen LCDs. The phone/tablet route is a great option for most people, as they are very easy to install and require little to no vehicle modification. You can often find windshield, dashboard, or other types of mounts for all sizes of phones
I'm excited to announce the newest standard version of our product- version 2 of the OneGauge hub. There are three primary upgrades for V2: -Each Hub includes a custom 3d printed case -It is now easier for users to add or remove sensors at any time -Expanded sensor support so you can run more
