A feature of our Maximizer III is its ability to handle 80 amps on one stage. So you are able to run a 80 amp 1 stage,or conventional two stage's with 40 amps on each. This will allow you to setup a four solenoid system's ramps the correct way all on one stage. Pretty simple to do this. Just makes it much easier to run high amp solenoids like those of NX and other sponsors.



One of the really nice features that can be easily overlooked. Also you can download the software for free from our website. You can get on there and play with some of the features and see what you think.

Something else to think about you can actually save configurations. So have a Drag radial file, track file, even a "roll" setup if your into that. Very nice thing for a street car. Or if you have a more drag oriented setup. You could set a file up for what works at different tracks or even weather conditions.

 

Nice feature, thats a major problem with all other progressors, but what it you want to run 6 or 8 solenoids?

 

We also have separate solenoid drivers. You could run 8 solenoids if you needed to with our controller and drivers. Depending on what solenoids you may not even need to.

 

so will my fjo progressive controlle not control my 4 lighting solenoids and my brute force HSW plate?

 

Theoretically no, the FJO is 40 amps per driver and 4 solenoids draws about 44amps depending on their size and brand. But I am doing it with my 4 solenoid direct port and its working for now. If you run heavy gauge wires and use a 50amp fuse and 100amp relay that's pretty good insurance. But if you have two stages you don't need a progressor anyways.

 

How many files will it store?

 

They store on the computer. So as many as you would like.

Another big plus to the Max III is it does not automatically reset the ramps if you let out of the throttle. It can if you would like it to, but has the option to not reset. Big help to manual cars, but still can be a very useful feature on autos as well.