Autosport Labs

Very nice!! I always had a soft spot for MGB's (and other british cars of the era) Top banana fella

Tis very nice innit Spockie!

VERY nice implementation of the shift light, two thumbs up

Looking good fella

Designer2k2 has done quite a bit on automotive stuff for VW's, however most of their site is in German

You could always add a Lambda to your exhaust, then you could do emissions too

That would be great mate, cheers.

I'm not in a megarush in all honesty, as doing a full strip and rebuild so plenty to be getting on with, but that finish is superb!!!

Cheers,
Rich

Nice!!!

You live Durham way? Seemed to recognise a coupla the roads.

And WHO did your paint? I need a good spray job doing and am having BIG trouble trying to get someone sorted (I live in Darlington btw)

Looking Good Brent.

Don't you just love it when component manufacturers pull the plug on something that took ages to develop?

Ryan

You seen this?

http://www.janspace.com/b2evolution/ard ... ooterputer

Thought I'd post it in case you missed it

Came across this on my t'interweb meanderings... Smiths gauges made after 1964 have two terminals. The gauge case must be earthed only if you want to illuminate it. The basic temp gauge connections are: green/blue wire from the sending unit to EITHER of the gauge's spade lugs. (it doesn't matter whi...

Sure is... it's a Beta board though, howe3ver, has more inputs / outputs than you can shake a stick at.

I'm looking to using one to control a touch LCD to control the heating in my car... and possibly some internal accent lighting... and really, whatever else I can fit on the one board.

Here's that guys Mega Stick

http://www.royalephoenix.com/pe_shop/index.php

Might help, programming is the same as Arduino, just more inputs / outputs and versatility

You could cut out the anomaly of RPM by using one of the programmable outputs on MJ. Choose your RPM, set it in there with a high or low output, that will trigger that particular input. Let's face it, once you've set it, you're hardly going to be changing it regularly. In terms of losing sensor outp...

Seems to me that we're looking at very similar projects, except I was being creative (ergo lazy) and leaving the choke control to you :D If it helps, I have an enquiry with a guy who's making nano-mega's, uses the same programming as the 2009 (deumidueyhueygoofy) but has more inputs and outputs to u...

I knew I wasn't mad, lol. How stable is the programming on the EEPROM once power has been removed? Does it disappear? Maybe follow the Nintendo route and have individual eeproms in cartridge form that you can plug in at will dependant on setup required? Use the existing board, with a breakout module...

Apologies if this is a bit simplistic and if it's waaaaaaay of mark... and I haven't got to grips with the options of Map programming yet, however, whatabout create one map with a fixed rev range, and a switch on dash wired in parallel to a switch on the brake/clutch (however launch is initiated) th...