Is the a novice type scanner about? i have searched and the hawkeye and nanocom come up but these are a bit pricey if you are not using them regularly, hopefully the landrover does not turn out to justify the spend.

I am thinking sub £100, for audi there is OBD eleven (<correct name) and BMer has the c110, surely there is a landy one?

it always good to have in advance of any panics...

thanks,
Stewart

Which vehicle are you looking to use it on?

Cheers

oh sorry no signature set up yet freelander 2, i just found these : http://www.icarsoft.com/ comes in at £100 for the hand held

so i finally got a scanner - Foxwell NT530, stood me £160 but it can be upgraded with downloads for other manufactures at around £50 so seen it as an investment.
You get 1 free download - obviously I went for the land rover / jag. haven't played that much yet but am impressed so far. you can save the scan and transfer to a computer from which you get a nice PDF report. on mine it detected 27 modules it froze on the 26th for some reason but i paused it on the 25th and got a report on 17?!?! as i say still haven't fully figured it out yet but there was a funny counting thing going on as it scanned - counted one module as 2 that sort of thing. you seem to be able to do all sorts with it, live streaming of data and a bit of coding even, it also has the important sunroof calibration lol.
goign to di another scan clear the way to many fault codes and see what comes back a week later then start working through them.