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UK order - Easy Questions!

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 9:43 pm
by geoffnipple
Hi! i'm lookin at a megajolt for a fast 998 mini i have planned, ive ben emailing Brent but as i understand it he's quitea busy chap and havent had a reply, so thought i'd post a few q's up here...

Which of the electronic components are particularly susceptible to blundering fools with hot soldering irons and not alot of experience!? technically, i should probably be ordering a fully built one but i like 'getting involved' (and am skint..!), but my soldering skill is pretty amateur..which ones am i gonna cook, basically...

Ive heard talk of a new board on some of the forums? one with native TPS and friends? will it be worth waiting around for that or going ahead and ordering the current board?

Finally, Brent, do you have any idea on the next realistic shipping date hould i order one? im not under any time constraints so it doesnt really matter, but wouldnt mind knowing..

Thanks alot everyone,

.Al Fraser

I wouldn't be too concerned w

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 4:24 am
by Todd Charles
I wouldn't be too concerned with frying anything during asembly. I am a complete neophite on these things and I had no problem at all. Once you get started you'll see. You may want to practice desoldering\resoldering a couple things on an old PC componet or radio etc. but it isn't necessary. Also use a 25-30 watt iron and some quality silver solder.

I always wanted a Mini ever since seeing "Goodbye Porkpie"! Gotta pay a mint for one on this side of the pond though.

Todd

MAP vs TPS

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:16 pm
by cng1
Just run with the native MAP support, it'll be just fine. BTW if you don't already have one I've got one mini crank pulley left that's machined with the teeth in it - email me for more info.

Hi, I'm working on a new b

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 5:15 pm
by brentp
Hi,

I'm working on a new board design- it's a ways out still but I will be looking for some beta testers. More info on that later.

in the meantime, I will be finalizing the new firmware, which will work on existing boards. Features here include:

- full interpolation between RPM and load points
- on the fly switchable ignition configurations (requires small mod to existing board revisions)
- soft rev limiting feature on rev limit output switch


As for current orders on, I have about a 1 week processing time before items are shipped out.

Brent

Whoa!! Soft rev limiting? How

Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 2:03 am
by Todd Charles
Whoa!! Soft rev limiting? How are you doing that? Can't wait!!

Todd

Have you still got a milled u

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 10:10 am
by TobyAnscombe
Have you still got a milled up pully? I'm looking to get my race midget running crank fired as a precursor to going the whole EFI route

pulley

Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 1:00 am
by greypride
i could be interested in this if it hasnt already gone, or any tips you have on its construction