And to think that Dimitris told me to wait with my MS3 build...

Now I got an DIYPNP AND an DIYMS3X for sale.... Dammit!

As I said in the mail, Dimitris - a bloody piece of art!

Moar teaser pics...

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Do so much want!

What he said!

Want. Trade for two automatic transmissions and one kittah?

1000RPM and 40mph. Do want.

Holy crap, you think that's enough gauges?:giggle:

Dimitris, you know I will be at your doorstep come late August..

I may just pester you for one of those, if you are not still angry with me for messing with the advance table.

(Looks like August 17 or 18, still finalizing plans here)

When developing with the CAN bus, you need to be sure that when you are working on something, you don't break something else. Thus I need to monitor most of the CAN bus data most of the time.

So this will be can-bus usb connection or will we still be using the old school db9 serial with adapter to usb? (sorry if stupid question)

For now, there will still be a serial port. CAN Bus is used internally, as my 2 additional processors share data with the main Megasquirt processor very efficiently.

The pics above are taken with an MS2 in the processor socket; notice how many inputs are there! This is possible due to CAN.

Ban for feline disrespect.

Sooo, where's my tracking number? ;)

Good things come to those who wait.

Awaiting MS10X and telepathic autotune:D

Telepathic autotune? Maybe not, however I am researching an option that will allow you to wirelessly connect to the ECU, up to 1 mile away.

The track guys might like it if their pit crew can remotely monitor and fine tune on the go.

It's the one after mine...:fawk:

We are not known for our patience... :vash::rofl:

Turning on just one fan isn't great when you have a shroud with a common air space between the 2 fans. How about a setup where 3 relays are controlled so a low setting puts the 2 fans in series? :)

I have a twincooler w/shroud on my car, and I have no problems controlling the coolant temp with just one fan?

Besides, you recommendation, while valid, would require re-wiring, which some people would rather not do. For those who will want to do it, it will still be possible through generic I/O ports.