SRVTracker VS OpenVehicleDiag

For the Martian trip, the Pathfinder was at 465Miles (750km, and don't forget return), and to the MAV 3200Km. You can use a SRV with 0 Pips engine to simulate lack of jump and low speed. Use EDSM.net and find a planet with a CO2 atmosphere, similar gravity, and red color (this one is hard to find, maybe High Metal Content planets?). Andy Weir have a great map, that can force you thourght canyons and between craters. If you planet have 3200km diameter, you can join the Circumnavigation Club with it, and even make a SRVTracker path for other players that want this experience.

To navigate to each of these locations, I would normally recommend using E.D.I.S.O.N, but it seems to have been abandoned by its maintainer. Instead, consider using the EDDiscovery compass or Crank Larson's SRV Tracker.

BTW I have a few automotive projects if you wish to check them out! https://github.com/rnd-ash/ecu\_diagnostics https://github.com/rnd-ash/openvehiclediag https://github.com/rnd-ash/canviewer-rs

Currently, there are no other tools other than my own that utilize this crate, but I hope that can soon change! * OpenVehicleDiag - A front-end for the ECU_Diagnostic crate, allowing for CAN manipulation and tracing, and KWP/OBD/UDS ECU diagnostics and custom payload sending

The tool I am using to reverse engineer the car is my beta version of OpenVehicleDiag (Source code available here https://github.com/rnd-ash/openvehiclediag/tree/egui_ecu_diag).

Author of OpenVehicleDiag here. I already kinda had something like this in mind, so set up this JSON Schema my application uses: https://github.com/rnd-ash/OpenVehicleDiag/blob/main/SCHEMA.md

Working on my vehicle/ECU diagnostics platform. https://github.com/rnd-ash/openvehiclediag/

Macchina-J2534: https://github.com/rnd-ash/Macchina-J2534 OpenVehicleDiag: https://github.com/rnd-ash/OpenVehicleDiag/

This is the next major milestone of OVD (https://github.com/rnd-ash/OpenVehicleDiag/), in which I have been able to write a binary file parser to extract ECU information from Daimler's CBF files in Rust. The parser can be found in the CBFParser directory of the main repository.

Source code: https://github.com/rnd-ash/OpenVehicleDiag/