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> OT: DIY Printed Circuit Board ????, For Programable Ignition
Mueller
post Oct 3 2003, 10:07 PM
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MegaJolt EDIS



I'd like to build this PCB if the group buy takes too long to materialize.

I've seen a few websites that show how to make your own PCB and it does not seem too difficult, any pointers or tips or links to an outstanding DIY PCB site??

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DNHunt
post Oct 7 2003, 07:00 AM
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Mike

I'm not sure any of the Megasquirtnspark stuff is running on cars yet, but I think that is the way I'm going to go. I'm going to wait until late winter and let other people work out the bugs.

I've been using the fast idle circuit on the MS to control a fast idle solenoid. It is not a pulse modulated circuit and will not control a stepper motor, so it is either on or off and is triggered by CHT. It's not a very good solution. The old AAR is much better so I won't cry over losing the fast idle control.

I don't remember for sure but the modifications are minimal so they should get it working and driving soon.

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