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·I received 3 PCB boards, 2 parts kits, 2 Displays from tech edge this past Friday. So far I've built and tested one wideband controller and Jaycar display. The second controller is 98% complete and took about 2 hours to assemble. With the proper tools it is very straightforward work.
I have mixed feelings as far as recommending the kit. If you do not have the patience for basic electronic assembly and the tools to debug your work...then I would put a serious value to your time.
Added stuff:
*You can set up the display to output in Lambda/ A/F ratio.
(I've set mine up for lambda but will be wiring a switch for both)
*I am researching into an Atmel Atiny15L PIC programmer. The added functionality of the Atiny15L will be offered later through Techedge.
*I will be referencing the output of a calibrated $1500 Horiba sensor to the output of my $175 kit (including Honda NGK sensor) If my units need calibrating, it is very easy to do.
Now hopefully will get some feed back on the AEM ECU so I can purchase one and start tuning.
Merry Christmas Supraforums members!
Cheers!
:beerchug:
I have mixed feelings as far as recommending the kit. If you do not have the patience for basic electronic assembly and the tools to debug your work...then I would put a serious value to your time.
Added stuff:
*You can set up the display to output in Lambda/ A/F ratio.
(I've set mine up for lambda but will be wiring a switch for both)
*I am researching into an Atmel Atiny15L PIC programmer. The added functionality of the Atiny15L will be offered later through Techedge.
*I will be referencing the output of a calibrated $1500 Horiba sensor to the output of my $175 kit (including Honda NGK sensor) If my units need calibrating, it is very easy to do.
Now hopefully will get some feed back on the AEM ECU so I can purchase one and start tuning.
Merry Christmas Supraforums members!
Cheers!
:beerchug: