GS-911

itspilsbury

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Firstly I notice a company called www.autooBd2.co.uk are selling these devices currently for £153. Have any of you bought one from this company? Are they to be trusted?
Secondly I assume it works perfectly on the new r1200GSA CAMHEAD.
Itspilsbury
:nenau
 
It's a chinky fake very likely "Attention:the GS-911 does not need to rigister and password. it is USB not the bluetooth one.And not original one . "

The software is also likely to be pirated if that's the case.

Buyer beware...
 
has anyone got one of the chinese fakes , and does it work the same ? , and is there any differences ....

Any feedback on the originals unit would also be great.. i am thinking about buying one of these also :thumb

regards

Tony
 
According to the OME website if it comes with a floppy disc it is fake , and that one does!
 
Soapbox:

I can't believe that people knowingly buy fakes. Does it not tug at any part of your moral fibre that they are stealing somebody else's hard work and property. You might as well be keeping lookout for somebody burgling a neighbours house.

The risks that people take to establish a small business are huge. They deserve our support - especially British / European companies. Yes I know this is a South African company. But any way that we can slow down the Chinese takeover of the world is worthwhile.

It really doesn't sit well with me. If you cannot afford to buy the genuine product then don't bother. Why have a 10K bike and get all tight about an extra 60 quid? Buying obvious fakes like this is theft in my book.

I am sure some will disagree, but that goes to show where your own morality lies I guess. And anyone who knowingly buys a fake: I hope it f**** up your ECU. Try buying a fake ECU on eBay :augie

BTW - If you buy it from BIKETEC in Ireland it is €260 or £208 USB enthusiast version
That is for the GENUINE article.

Sorry about this: It really yanks my chain.
 
Soapbox:

I can't believe that people knowingly buy fakes. Does it not tug at any part of your moral fibre that they are stealing somebody else's hard work and property. You might as well be keeping lookout for somebody burgling a neighbours house.

The risks that people take to establish a small business are huge. They deserve our support - especially British / European companies. Yes I know this is a South African company. But any way that we can slow down the Chinese takeover of the world is worthwhile.

It really doesn't sit well with me. If you cannot afford to buy the genuine product then don't bother. Why have a 10K bike and get all tight about an extra 60 quid? Buying obvious fakes like this is theft in my book.

I am sure some will disagree, but that goes to show where your own morality lies I guess. And anyone who knowingly buys a fake: I hope it f**** up your ECU. Try buying a fake ECU on eBay :augie

BTW - If you buy it from BIKETEC in Ireland it is €260 or £208 USB enthusiast version
That is for the GENUINE article.

Sorry about this: It really yanks my chain.
well said:clap now go and have a lie down pal:comfort
 
has anyone got one of the chinese fakes , and does it work the same ? , and is there any differences ....

Any feedback on the originals unit would also be great.. i am thinking about buying one of these also :thumb

regards

Tony

The orignal 911 software is updated every three months from the 911 website. And the updates are worth having. And they're all free.

You'll be stuck with what you've got with a fake. So the changes BMW make will leave you up khyber.
 
Soapbox:

I can't believe that people knowingly buy fakes. Does it not tug at any part of your moral fibre that they are stealing somebody else's hard work and property. You might as well be keeping lookout for somebody burgling a neighbours house.

The risks that people take to establish a small business are huge. They deserve our support - especially British / European companies. Yes I know this is a South African company. But any way that we can slow down the Chinese takeover of the world is worthwhile.

It really doesn't sit well with me. If you cannot afford to buy the genuine product then don't bother. Why have a 10K bike and get all tight about an extra 60 quid? Buying obvious fakes like this is theft in my book.


Sorry about this: It really yanks my chain.

Ahem......

"In 1912 Ronald Charteris founded the All British Engine Company in Hersham, Surrey with Granville Bradshaw as chief engineer, and later changed the name to A.B.C. Motors, Ltd. During the Great War they produced horizontally opposed twins for Sopwith, and used a development of this engine in a motorcycle in 1918, pre-empting the BMW design by several years. (Bradshaw was not amused by BMW's use of his design and took them to task in 1926. This would not be the last time BMW "acquired" a British inventor's design.) "
 
Ahem......

"In 1912 Ronald Charteris founded the All British Engine Company in Hersham, Surrey with Granville Bradshaw as chief engineer, and later changed the name to A.B.C. Motors, Ltd. During the Great War they produced horizontally opposed twins for Sopwith, and used a development of this engine in a motorcycle in 1918, pre-empting the BMW design by several years. (Bradshaw was not amused by BMW's use of his design and took them to task in 1926. This would not be the last time BMW "acquired" a British inventor's design.) "

Weak

You know exactly what I mean, and judging from your reply I can see I have embarrassed you.
 
Soapbox:

I can't believe that people knowingly buy fakes. Does it not tug at any part of your moral fibre that they are stealing somebody else's hard work and property. You might as well be keeping lookout for somebody burgling a neighbours house.

The risks that people take to establish a small business are huge. They deserve our support - especially British / European companies. Yes I know this is a South African company. But any way that we can slow down the Chinese takeover of the world is worthwhile.

It really doesn't sit well with me. If you cannot afford to buy the genuine product then don't bother. Why have a 10K bike and get all tight about an extra 60 quid? Buying obvious fakes like this is theft in my book.

I am sure some will disagree, but that goes to show where your own morality lies I guess. And anyone who knowingly buys a fake: I hope it f**** up your ECU. Try buying a fake ECU on eBay :augie

BTW - If you buy it from BIKETEC in Ireland it is €260 or £208 USB enthusiast version
That is for the GENUINE article.

Sorry about this: It really yanks my chain.


I didn't know they were fake, its a co.uk website but became a bit suspicious as there contact details are only by email, and thats why I asked.
Certainly don't want a fake or any problems with it, would rather pay the extra, but had it been genuine obviously its a free tank of fuel.
Thanks for the advice, I will get mine from Ireland.
Itspilsbury
:beerjug:
 
I didn't know they were fake, its a co.uk website but became a bit suspicious as there contact details are only by email, and thats why I asked.
Certainly don't want a fake or any problems with it, would rather pay the extra, but had it been genuine obviously its a free tank of fuel.
Thanks for the advice, I will get mine from Ireland.
Itspilsbury
:beerjug:

Good on yer
Another triumph for decency :thumb
 
It it looks too good to be true .....


Click on the OBD2 Technocal Support Link :
Welcome to autoobd2.co.uk!
We have developed this help page to assist you with standard information you may need, It also includes all the frequently asked questions from our customers.You can browse by categories you are interested or you can search some information you want to know at knowledge base by entering keywords in the search bar. If you can not get a satisfied answer here,Our customer service representative will help you figure it out.You can email to [email protected] or call us on 0086-023-67795897.

00 86 is China.

Always worthwhile having a dig around before buying online. Anyone can register a web site with a .co.uk domain name. It is not a guarantee of Britishness ...
 
I find it rather amusing, all this smug talk of decency and honour and theft of intellectual property.......

Do you seriously think that all of the stuff you buy, even from Genuine big named brands, is not full of cheaper PCBs, mechanisms and internals mass produced in China or Korea or somewhere, then packaged up and sold on?

Most of the kit you'll buy these days has parts, or are all made in China etc.....then they're re-labelled and sold on a a big mark-up.:blast

Just as a matter of interest, why do people assume that the slanty eyed pirates , if they are capable of ripping off a design and selling it cheaper, aren't also capable of getting hold of a copy of the latest software update and making it available on their own website? :augie
 
I find it rather amusing, all this smug talk of decency and honour and theft of intellectual property.......

Do you seriously think that all of the stuff you buy, even from Genuine big named brands, is not full of cheaper PCBs, mechanisms and internals mass produced in China or Korea or somewhere, then packaged up and sold on?

Most of the kit you'll buy these days has parts, or are all made in China etc.....then they're re-labelled and sold on a a big mark-up.:blast

Just as a matter of interest, why do people assume that the slanty eyed pirates , if they are capable of ripping off a design and selling it cheaper, aren't also capable of getting hold of a copy of the latest software update and making it available on their own website? :augie

Believe it or not some of us actually have some decency and honour.
 
well i have the chinky copy of op-com the GM (opel) lead and soft ware for my saab it needs tech 2 they claimed it worked but alas it only works with a new saabs and ofc all crappy GMs help a few mates out their


so just beware
 
I totally agree with Big Steve64.
For what it's worth here's my experience-
Checked it out on the manufacturer's website and was impressed but noticed the warning of fakes and explaining the main giveaway was the software disc.
I then looked on eBay and a UK supplier showed it with a disc so I contacted and asked nicely for some reassurance on this issue before spending over £200.
He replied that he has many happy customers (including a police force I think) and he'd be happy to show it in action if I was close by. He also added "you didn't think I'd sell something that doesn't work?"
He never said if it was or wasn't a fake right enough.
I also contacted a Hong Kong seller with same question and he promptly replied "sorry it's a clone"
I just bought one from the Ireland supplier as the Euro exchange actually saved money (also didn't like the UK site advertising a price with a small "excluding 20% vat" printed alongside)
So I just bought one from the Ireland supplier as the Euro exchange actually saved money (also didn't like the UK site advertising a price with a small "excluding 20% vat" printed alongside)
 


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