#81987, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 1
Originally posted by ner947 Looks cool, I like the concept of an analog gauge. Don't you already have a wideband setup?
i do, however techedge is starting to iritate me. their gauge option isnt coming out till march.. its a digital gauge, i want analog that will match my others (which the dynojet has). the techedge unit does have the inputs that the dynojet does however for some reason i trust the dynojet name more than i do techedge's.
#82017, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by siueclipse
Originally posted by ner947 Looks cool, I like the concept of an analog gauge. Don't you already have a wideband setup?
i do, however techedge is starting to iritate me. their gauge option isnt coming out till march.. its a digital gauge, i want analog that will match my others (which the dynojet has). the techedge unit does have the inputs that the dynojet does however for some reason i trust the dynojet name more than i do techedge's.
Are you crazy?
The techedge is like the best unit onb the market as far as accuracy goes... expecially its logging inputs... Well my Megasquirt has more accurate inputs... But thats another story right?
Why not just buy the AEM gauge... or one of the other WB gauges, and hook that to the Techedge...
OR... even better... you know you can reprogram the outputs on the techedge right? You can reprogram the narrowband output.... make it show the AFR however you want on the blinky narrowband gauges... You could have it do like 1 LED per 0.5 AFR or something...
#82021, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 4 Jan-31-05 06:03 PM by RxR_Eclipse
Im not sure the money is worth it. What about the PLX unit? Seems a bit more reasonable price wise. I did not know that there were many differances in the gauge accuracy. But then again I don't have one....yet....and being a dsm owner you know im alway's broke .
As far as cool factor, the analog gauge is way cool, but as far as accuracy *shrug*, will the analog gauge move quick enough to really be accurate, at least with digital you get XX samples per second.
#82033, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 5
I called them up and they send me a link to a video of the gauge. Works flawlesly.
I know the techedge unit in the long run is a good unit. However, I could never get the thermocouplers to work. Two of the businesses that were helping techedge have gone out of business, so the support and what not is not there any more. Current people who are trying to do the advanced things with the new unit are having a lot of problems and its taking forever to resolve them. This unit costs less than what the new techedge unit costs and works perfectly for what i want it to do. I really only need to log boost, rpm, wideband and EGT. The new unit will do all that.
#82034, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 6
seems a bit pricey to me when compared to the zeitronix...for the same price as the "wideband commander" (within a few bucks) you can include the boost sensor for the zeitronix. Or am I missing something and that's included with the Wideband Commander?
But if you want the analog gauge I guess it's a good choice for you. But I personally would have a tough time reading the analog gauge acutately. .
#82077, "RE: dynojet's new wideband unit." In response to Reply # 9
Originally posted by RxR_Eclipse sell me you techedge unit for cheap . I'll give you 200 bones for it.
thats actually what i was going to sell it for. you can have it if you want it. $200 + 15 shipped and insured. email me if interestd.. jmayer@nc-solutions.net
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