Subject: Tuning your engine.
From: ACRE NL
Date: 11/18/2001, 4:07 PM


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20MSa/s Pen-Type Oscilloscope
osziFOX V5.0 2000 includes, PC-Software for MS-DOS and MS-Windows 3.1/95/98
on 3.5" disc, Manual in English on disc, Serial PC-Cable, Power Supply Cable
with Alligator Clips, Trigger and Ground Cable with clip. Packaged in full
color gift box 69.00

Battery Power Pack,
holds 2 AA-size batteries  9.99

Palm IIIc Software
includes 6ft Serial Cable 8.99

Select shipping and handling 14.00 (Fedex)
shipped by Federal Express anywhere in the U.S.or Canada within 3 days.
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They also have the 36 page operators manual available online...click on
"Downloads".

And, according to the distributor page, Radio Shack sells it. And, indeed,
on checking online, I find  it is available...but from online shopping
only ...not in their stores...for $79.99 plus shipping.

I'm interested....

Harley

Thanks for figuring out that web page. Had me mystified.

I don't think the amplifier is sensitive enough for the
high speed pressure sensors but I am not sure about that yet.
All and all I think it better to pay a bit more and get a bit
more resolution and voltage amplification.

Paul Lamar


Paul, I'm currently searching for a 12 bit D/A data acquisition board
for an ISA or PCI bus to solve my data input problems.  I'll be using a
dual PPro system running Linux as the host.  The best solution so far
looks like it will cost me $319.  Then, I have to figure out which
sensors and thermocouples to perform the measurements you guys want.

However, I will be using this same system for full engine monitoring and
EFIS with external GPS mouse.  Choice of screens hasn't been settled
either, yet.

Lastly, I don't know if my measurements will help you guys since I am
currently using a Ford engine and will be bolting on a Garrett T0344
turbo to it.  If anyone of you is near Huntsville, Alabama, though, we
could get together and use my gear on your engine(s).

AI Nut

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Paul Lamar
 
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