<VV> Injectors, was Re: [fastvair] Re: fan design
FrankCB at aol.com
FrankCB at aol.com
Wed Aug 8 14:12:54 EDT 2007
Scotty,
Since you seem to have the necesary skills, why not just get a
MegaSquirt kit and assemble it. You can set it up for 2 injectors (one each side) OR
4 injectors (2 each side) OR 6 injectors (one each cylinder). But it is
BATCH fire so it fires HALF the injectors at one crank revolution and the other
HALF at the next. So it won't handle sequential injector port firing. But
the price is right and there is a large supoort group to help set it up.
Regards,
Frank "likes electronic control" Burkhard
In a message dated 8/6/2007 7:39:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
scottygrover at aol.com writes:
You should have heard the comments I got since about 1975 when I announced
to friends and Corvair suppliers that I was going to design my own
electronic
fuel injection (I had run my rig for a while with a scavenged unit from a VW
squareback.) (It worked well until I got careless with a fuel line-----never
again!!!!!)
I just thought I could make a unit better than the transistor-and-I just thou
Bosch unit. Well, time passes and it's just this year that I bought the
necessary electronic parts (I already had sensors, etc., mostly from Datsun
280Z) and put the thing together on a breadboard. It works the way I wanted
it
to it simulating a working engine (as best I can fake it out) but the sheer
quantity of integrated circuits makes me think twice; --now it looks like
I'll
have to learn to program a microcontroller to minimise the amount of
hardware.
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