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Originally Posted by matts22
Do these prices include shipping? If not, how much would the total be for an LM-1 to 64759? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
I can do the LC-1's for $185. They are currently out of them but, they said that they should be ready to ship within a week or so.
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I'm in, shipping to 79762 how do i order?
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I'm in for an LC-1...as long as it is all I need to work with my HPT. I'll be giving you guys a call this afternoon, my cell phone is dead and needs to recharge.
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Both the LM-1 and the LC-1 will work with FlashScan. They both have 2 programmable outputs. I have the LM-1 (purchased on a previous AP GP) and have it working with FlashScan.
All you have to do is set up one of the outputs to be 0 volts = 10:1 and 5 volts = 20:1. This is range that the PLX devices WB outputs. Wire up the connector to the Aux output on the LM-1/LC-1 and plug it into the FlashScan dongle. Next select either the PID AD1 or AD2 for the external voltage that you setup on the LM-1/LC-1 and then select either the PID AFR_PLX1 or AFR_PLX2. I hooked mine up this way and it worked first try. I also added a gauge to the "A" dashboard so that I can see what is happening as well as log the data.
I hope that this helps.
All you have to do is set up one of the outputs to be 0 volts = 10:1 and 5 volts = 20:1. This is range that the PLX devices WB outputs. Wire up the connector to the Aux output on the LM-1/LC-1 and plug it into the FlashScan dongle. Next select either the PID AD1 or AD2 for the external voltage that you setup on the LM-1/LC-1 and then select either the PID AFR_PLX1 or AFR_PLX2. I hooked mine up this way and it worked first try. I also added a gauge to the "A" dashboard so that I can see what is happening as well as log the data.
I hope that this helps.
Originally Posted by ace68
I have flashscan and just need a basic sensor kit, no display and stuff just a ox with a annolg output who makes something like that?