2-1/16 wideband display
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2-1/16 wideband display have seen fjo and aem have meters in the 400 buck range, but come with a controller to power the sensor, a sensor and the gauge..
i allready have the sensor, and the sensor is allready powered by my gen7.. all i need is the gauge to display the signal borrowed from the sensor.
i see there is a convertor available to (i think) do this using an autometer a/f gauge here http://www.plxdevices.com/NB_WB_GaugeConv.htm
.... but i would rather have one that displayed ratio in a X:1 format.
the aem and fjo ones do that, and i also see dynojet has one made by autometer that displays the ratio analog http://www.widebandcommander.com/pdf/WBCGuide.pdf
for example this is the fjo
i'd like to do this so i didnt have to keep my laptop running to view the wideband a/f ratio.
i allready have the sensor, and the sensor is allready powered by my gen7.. all i need is the gauge to display the signal borrowed from the sensor.
i see there is a convertor available to (i think) do this using an autometer a/f gauge here http://www.plxdevices.com/NB_WB_GaugeConv.htm
.... but i would rather have one that displayed ratio in a X:1 format.
the aem and fjo ones do that, and i also see dynojet has one made by autometer that displays the ratio analog http://www.widebandcommander.com/pdf/WBCGuide.pdf
for example this is the fjo
i'd like to do this so i didnt have to keep my laptop running to view the wideband a/f ratio.
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From: Virginia
as that one says, just like the fjo, dynojet, and aem gauges.. they all require an additional air fuel controller to produce a linear output to the gauge... looks like thats the way it has to be.. which means 400 bux instead of 100. 
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
as that one says, just like the fjo, dynojet, and aem gauges.. they all require an additional air fuel controller to produce a linear output to the gauge... looks like thats the way it has to be.. which means 400 bux instead of 100.
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oh ok, must missed that upcomming release on the link.. yes thats what i'm looking for.. though i was hoping for more than a $50 savings over an external controller...
edit, i see they will be selling a gauge and controller combo for 399 in the future, but nothing self contained for 350.
i can do it allready for 299 (controller) plus 32(adaptor to narrowband gauge) + narrow band gauge i allready have for a total of @ 340.. so id still rather do that than 400 for the same thing, just no digit display.
edit, i see they will be selling a gauge and controller combo for 399 in the future, but nothing self contained for 350.
i can do it allready for 299 (controller) plus 32(adaptor to narrowband gauge) + narrow band gauge i allready have for a total of @ 340.. so id still rather do that than 400 for the same thing, just no digit display.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
oh ok, must missed that upcomming release on the link.. yes thats what i'm looking for.. though i was hoping for more than a $50 savings over an external controller... ill have another look.
