Need Inexpensive Progressive Controller
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Need Inexpensive Progressive Controller I am looking for an add on progressive controller like the HSW Angle. The only problem with using the Angle is that it's for small load solenoids only. I already have the MicroEdge and Interface. The Interface can now allow us to use a progressive hit on the dry kits, yes progressing the injectors. (will work for standard kits too)
However, don't try this unless your Interface was shipped after Sept '08, and you can send your current Interface back for upgrading. Anyway, i was hoping that there was another add on progressive control box out there that just has the progressive feature and not much more?
Robert
However, don't try this unless your Interface was shipped after Sept '08, and you can send your current Interface back for upgrading. Anyway, i was hoping that there was another add on progressive control box out there that just has the progressive feature and not much more?
Robert
Why not just use the Angle to toggle relay's instead of the solenoids. That way you have a very minimal investment. I've got the NOS mini progressive on my '70 but I've only had to use it for its window features so far. It is a pretty basic controller. The FJO has a lot more control but as mentioned above you need a laptop for programming.
If I remember correctly there is a guy in the for sale section selling a NX maximizer for $100. I think it's the older one, but you could search for it.
EDIT: https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts...ace-parts.html
EDIT: https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts...ace-parts.html
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Ricky which one is that? That's prob what i am looking for. i want an add on driver box that will work with my existing MicroEdge and Interface, or at least a controller that I can through into the mix.
I know the FJO progressive will work in place of the MicroEdge and have helped set one up, but am keeping the current MicroEdge.
Robert
I know the FJO progressive will work in place of the MicroEdge and have helped set one up, but am keeping the current MicroEdge.
Robert
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Why not just use the Angle to toggle relay's instead of the solenoids. That way you have a very minimal investment. I've got the NOS mini progressive on my '70 but I've only had to use it for its window features so far. It is a pretty basic controller. The FJO has a lot more control but as mentioned above you need a laptop for programming.
Robert
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Ricky which one is that? That's prob what i am looking for. i want an add on driver box that will work with my existing MicroEdge and Interface, or at least a controller that I can through into the mix.
I know the FJO progressive will work in place of the MicroEdge and have helped set one up, but am keeping the current MicroEdge.
Robert
I know the FJO progressive will work in place of the MicroEdge and have helped set one up, but am keeping the current MicroEdge.
Robert
Unit is simple only 4 dials and 4 wires to hook up.
Cycling a relay to make a solenoid pulse is not a good idea. Relays are slow and to designed to be cycled like that.
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