Nov AOPA Pilot page 101
http://www.electroair.net/

C. Smith

Those CAFE guys are smoking too much of the local
Northern California product. So are the voters :)

Paul Lamar

After looking into the products website, it is very expensive compared to other
stuff out there. I noticed that they are right here in Howell. Anyway it got me
looking for other off the shelf systems that may be out there.


have you seen this?
http://www.vi-pec.com/page_files/CDI.html
They say they have a drop in rotary application.

C. Smith


Wow that looks great! Two ignition capacitors for the CD
ignition is a huge step in the right direction.
450 volts is also great. I called the local dealer and price
is $1700 for the complete system less sensors and injectors.

I spoke to Alex but he was not sure about the Mazda system.
From the web site it also looks like they have a system mounted
in a box. There is PC assisted tuning which is sorely
missed in Tracy's system.

Basically what it is is a PC board that replaces the stock computer
board in a series 6 (1989-1991) or series 7 (1991-2004) RX7 according
to Alex. All stock sensors, wiring and injectors are used. Makes it very
simple to install in a car.

Here is a list of US dealers. They have dealers world wide and
the system seems to be made in Australia or perhaps China :)


I would not be a bit surprised if this was not the same
ign. circuit designed by John Clarke and published in Silicon Chip
mag.

Paul Lamar