Think EV Monitor for the new gen Think is a program written in BASIC that runs on a Duinomite Mega board. The Duinomite Mega is (was?) the only duinomite/maximite that had CAN Bus available.
The output of the program can be displayed on any screen that supports composite video input. This can be a cheap "reverse camera" screen from ebay, or the a car stereo with built-in screen that supports composite input.
I use both 3.5" and 4.3" flip up screens and can recommend the 4.3" one - the 3.5" is a little too small...
The flipping is very useful and looks like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-5-Foldable-Digital-TFT-LCD-Screen-Car-Rearview-Reverse-Monitor-for-Camera-DVD-/271345323760?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f2d710ef0&vxp=mtr
Here is the duinomite board:
https://www.olimex.com/Products/Duino/Duinomite/DUINOMITE-MEGA/open-source-hardware
The duinomite can be bought also at mouser.com and some other of the major distributors.
Apart from the duinomite board and the screen, I also got the following items:
- a box for the duinomite board,
- a power cable with jack to power the duinomite
- an OBD connector with cable - it was easier to have the cable with the connector - so I could connect the power to the screen and the duinomite as well as connect the CAN bus High, Low and Ground to the green connector on the duinomite.
- a RCA extension cable to be able to connect the screen to the duinomite board - both the duinomite and the monitor had female RCA connectors so a male-male cable is needed to connect the video output of the duinomite.
I will add some photos in the following days to illustrate the different parts.