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-	<div style='display:none;width=1px;'><a href="http://roketplanet.weedns.com">roket planet</a>  <br>	+	The OpenECU project is funded entirely through donations made here and the purchases of the OpenPort family of OBDII vehicle interface hardware from [http://tactrix.com Tactrix]. The proceeds of sales of these cables go towards:
-	<a href="http://tralalaaaa.yi.org">tralalaaaa</a>  <br>	+
-	<a href="http://ceresna.yi.org">ceresna</a>  <br>	+	* Operating costs of the OpenECU websites / servers
-	<a href="http://geresa.yi.org/www-eulogy-to-remember-com.html">eulogy to remember geresa</a>  <br>	+	* Purchase of ECUs for reverse engineering and testing
-	<a href="http://zemiacik.yi.org/www-thatscomedy-com.html">zemiacik</a>  <br>	+	* Purchase of hardware for reverse engineering (debugging hardware, special connectors, etc.)
-	<a href="http://ceresna.yi.org/risperdal.xphp">risperdal ceresna</a>  <br>	+	* Purchase of software for reverse engineering (debugging tools, disassemblers (IDA Pro))
-	<a href="http://free-lottery-number-pick-three.egese.flnet.org">free lottery  egese</a>  <br>	+	* Purchase of compilers and developments tools (when open-source is not available)
-	<a href="http://roketplanet.weedns.com/www-theamputee-com.html">roketplanet theamputee</a>  <br>	+	* Keeping Colby fed.
-	<a href="http://malinka.b0b.org">malinka</a>  <br>	+
-	<a href="http://hrusky.dtdns.net">hrusky</a>  <br>	+
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The OpenECU project is funded entirely through donations made here and the purchases of the OpenPort family of OBDII vehicle interface hardware from Tactrix. The proceeds of sales of these cables go towards:

• Operating costs of the OpenECU websites / servers
• Purchase of ECUs for reverse engineering and testing
• Purchase of hardware for reverse engineering (debugging hardware, special connectors, etc.)
• Purchase of software for reverse engineering (debugging tools, disassemblers (IDA Pro))
• Purchase of compilers and developments tools (when open-source is not available)
• Keeping Colby fed.