How to hack your car | Part 2 - CAN Sniffer app

The second part of a video series about CAN bus monitoring.
Your feedback is highly appreciated!
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Links:
- Github repo: github.com/adamtheone/canDrive
- CAN timing calculator 1: www.kvaser.com/support/calcul...
timing-calculator/
- CAN timing calculator 2: www.bittiming.can-wiki.info/#b...
- CAN timing calculator 3: intrepidcs.com/products/free-...
- CAN timing calculator 4: www.mikroe.com/can-calculator
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[@Factory400]

This is amazing timing.....I have been studying QT GUI's, designing new products with CAN bus, and have a personal automotive project that needs detailed CAN logging and analysis.

[@eyeveedeath]

Thanks for the video. I love the organized and methodical method you use to teach build the process in the videos. CAN Bus is sort of a side project for me that i just recently revived. I work on automated industrial equipment and have been looking to eventually cross over my knowledge from that field back to my original field of custom automotive/motorcycle. I sincerely look forward to all of your future videos! Thanks again.

[@iphooi]

Started a few projects recently for my car, and as a non-car person, I just started to learn about the CAN bus and its use in vehicles. I have to say, it amazes me in its simplicity and reliability. Currently putting together a sniffer with ESP32 while I just found your content. These videos are made unusually well; they cover everything that one needs to understand to start their hacking fun. Wish I started here, hah. Köszi Ádám!

[@Mircea007]

python, arduino, CAN Bus, all in one video. amazing stuff, thank you for taking the time to show this

[@pm9601]

Yay! So happy part 2 is finally here - Thanks Adam - fantastic video!!!

[@acebisnar861]

Thank you so much Adam. Been waiting for YEARS!!! :)

[@sfcoawol6273]

Been waiting for this for a while! Thanks so much!

[@jayarchitect]

The highly anticipated part 2....leggo!!!

[@theb1524]

this is highly underrated

[@HUDSON-EV]

Thank you, I will try to use this to log CAN Bus data while I do a test drive. Keep up the great work.

[@ryansmithza]

Thanks so much for making these videos! I'm really enjoying them!

[@jujutsuln1]

I was really waiting for it. Thank you!

[@patsayengineer4823]

Thanks adam. At last part 2 is finally here.

[@krishnakolachalam]

Very good tutorial. Thank you Adam

[@mapleacrefarm]

Subbed. Waiting on part 3!

[@ddacombe4752]

nice set of videos and good balance of detail on using QT, Python, Arduino code etc

[@chandvirdi27]

amazing work Adam

[@user-rg2di1md6e]

Really nice video, starting from scratch I am now logging the CAN. Next is to try decoding some of the messages

[@AbhishekKumar1902]

It is plain criminal to dislike such an awesome tutorial video, I have been waiting for such a project for so long man, and thank you very much Adam for making such a beautiful presentation on this. Love from India 🙂

[@fishburitto3914]

After difficulty with small MCP2515 unit, I decided to try Seeed Canbus Shield v3. To get Shield to work, I needed to switch CS pin to 9 in MCP2515.h. Also, 16e6 clock speed. Video 1 @