This is the correct answer. At least try and get a friend to do it, and take a cut.
The idea of being able to flick through all the haynes manuals on an ipad is brilliant. And I don't even like cars.
This is the correct answer. At least try and get a friend to do it, and take a cut.
The idea of being able to flick through all the haynes manuals on an ipad is brilliant. And I don't even like cars.
Would you use a shop manual exclusively on an (your) ipad?
Or would you prefer to have a paper copy, so that you don't get your ipad greasy and scratched while you're working on a car?
Question to everyone: when are we going to have devices that are cheap and rugged enough that my first question doesn't matter?
Edit: If that ever happens, they won't be sold by Apple, the company that made unboxing a fetish.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=n...
It's not exactly flipboard, but the info is certainly there. The pricing seems a bit obscene, but if the alternative is taking it to a mechanic then I guess it's a cost savings.