touch screen boost controller
...which has led me to believe we need to develop a car-pc that can do it all: monitor afr, boost, timing/kr/all other parameters from the OBDII port [like the aeroforce gauges], audio/video system, nav [if that's your cup of tea], and, of course HPTuners or similar software. Boost/methanol injection/N2O/fuel pump voltage boost/etc could all be controlled here => drive & log => retune => easy feedback/monitoring/adjustment.
So...LET'S GET WORKING ON THIS!!!
http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive_...ata_main.shtml
LASERSHOP !!!!!!!! How many users can there possibly be out there with that nick... I saw a BAD-*** Thread on a home-brewed SC for Nitro RC Cars over at RCU what must have been 1-2 years ago plus..... That WAS you wasn't it?
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...which has led me to believe we need to develop a car-pc that can do it all: monitor afr, boost, timing/kr/all other parameters from the OBDII port [like the aeroforce gauges], audio/video system, nav [if that's your cup of tea], and, of course HPTuners or similar software. Boost/methanol injection/N2O/fuel pump voltage boost/etc could all be controlled here => drive & log => retune => easy feedback/monitoring/adjustment.
So...LET'S GET WORKING ON THIS!!!
http://indashpc.org/index.html
http://www.via.com.tw/en/initiatives...itx/car-pc.jsp
I have seen some great installs. the DSM will be eventually getting a big touch screen to go with the AEM EMS and its software...

Honestly, the industrial automation stuff is probably a bit on the overkill side
I looked at some I to P controllers figuring I'd toss a micro on the input for my needs. But most have a min consumption rate, bad when running on a CO2 system with a small bottle. And those that did have 0 consumption at the set pressure were all, like you mentioned, a 24V system.I simply opted to make my own, no fancy flip up display. Some noids, couple pressure transducers, a simple laptop program to input my boost profile, and the controller. It's working well so far, but not quite ready for primetime. In the midst of adding some D to the PI so I can drive the system a bit harder. Step response was not were i wanted it just yet.
/engineer speak off
Another good site...
With boost control it need not be elaborate.. In fact KISS works wonders. If you like lights etc and everything get a profec or a apexi.
Not for me however.
I'm still runing a MBC... Well a E-MBC... I have a solenoid that the EMS can kick in to "short" compressor pressure direct to the wastegate actuator should knock counts get too high.. I have never had it actually kick into service since I switched to alcohol fuel however....
Last edited by V8_DSM_V8again; Aug 9, 2005 at 02:32 PM.

Honestly, the industrial automation stuff is probably a bit on the overkill side
I looked at some I to P controllers figuring I'd toss a micro on the input for my needs. But most have a min consumption rate, bad when running on a CO2 system with a small bottle. And those that did have 0 consumption at the set pressure were all, like you mentioned, a 24V system.I simply opted to make my own, no fancy flip up display. Some noids, couple pressure transducers, a simple laptop program to input my boost profile, and the controller. It's working well so far, but not quite ready for primetime. In the midst of adding some D to the PI so I can drive the system a bit harder. Step response was not were i wanted it just yet.
/engineer speak off

Nice. So what are you using for the controller? Is it more like what I linked (micro PLC), or did you go with a microcontroller and build around it? The only micro programming I've done is some some older motorolla hc[idon't remeber] and I have a BASIC compiler for the PIC micros.... I've never done much analog work with micros though... PID is easy in the micro PLCs, I dunno how much of it would have to be ground-upped in a micro though.
http://indashpc.org/index.html
http://www.via.com.tw/en/initiatives...itx/car-pc.jsp
I have seen some great installs. the DSM will be eventually getting a big touch screen to go with the AEM EMS and its software...
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Sorry for being

Your old thread seems to be unearthed here and there at odd times. I don't know what kind of success there is to be had with FI on those little mills, but your work certainly looked top-shelf.Click these to see one of the tiniest FI setups in the world, they are all three from the same thread, but lead you right to the pics:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=1343381
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=1350495
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=1352258
Alright sorry guys, I'm all-topic again


