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Get a cheap PC. My experience with the BT has not been the best. It's okay but the PC interface is way better.
I only use the BT for on the fly shix and it's a nice feature but the core tuning is best on the PC.
But I do know a few credible shops that use the BT and IPhone for all their tuning shix thus it can be done.
I just received a message from Shane at DD - yes, BT is the only way to run on OSI - Apple iPad or Iphone
I just asked him if I get an inexpensive PC laptop - if there are any minimum requirements it needs on its platform to run the DSI-2 - awaiting his reply as that is what I think I may do
I must admit for my aging eyes I love looking at a large widescreen monitor (or in this case two) to do my tuning. I guess it depends on where you keep your bike. I keep mine in the basement and have a regular desktop PC with two large monitors connected to it. I got a durable 15' long USB cord that I use for tuning my DSP and ECM.
I forgot to mention I also prefer a full size keyboard with a mouse when possible.
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