NOS launcher or FJO Digital progressive controller?
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Whats the best controller out that is the most user friendly? I have been looking at the two in the title. I will be spraying direct port 250-300 shot on a 408 with TH400 on the brake.
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This will depend on how much control and data logging you want compared to the steps to program.
The Launcher is a much more powerfull controller.
For an easy to use and still very good controller look at this one...
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...roduct_id=1539
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I currently have the NOS Mini-progressive controler and it has been flawless. One of the biggest reasons I went with the NOS unit was the fact that It could be programed from small control box attached.
I am going to be changing to a direct port setup soon and I will also upgrade my controller down the road. The mini is great but it is lacking a few features that I could use.
The new maximizer is nice also, but not having to have a laptop all the time with the NOS unit is hard to pass up. The optional LCD display on the launcher looks like a great feature thats going to be hard to beat.
I am going to be changing to a direct port setup soon and I will also upgrade my controller down the road. The mini is great but it is lacking a few features that I could use.
The new maximizer is nice also, but not having to have a laptop all the time with the NOS unit is hard to pass up. The optional LCD display on the launcher looks like a great feature thats going to be hard to beat.