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02-13-06, 10:50 AM

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Assembly begins

Got the board in today. They sure look nice. I am going to start building/kiting tonight. I am waiting on the wire and connectors before I can finish, though.

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02-13-06, 04:50 PM

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Awesome to see them coming together! Can't wait to test mine out when I get it!!!

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02-13-06, 04:54 PM

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No kidding Im dying to get another one in my car now that I finally got it running the way it should be on 1st gen ignition! wooohooo!!

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02-13-06, 05:31 PM

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Forkin' awesome!

Can't wait to get my hands on one of these

These little boxes are worth their weight in GOLD as far as I'm concerned

... well maybe not... but they're cool.

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02-13-06, 08:19 PM

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Kent, you can still count me in, missed the auction sorry.

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02-14-06, 12:03 AM

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Glad you guys approve. These are going together nicely. It is sure nice not having to drill 1000's of holes this time. You guys also benefit because these circuits are much better quality than can be produced by hand. I put the wife to work as my assistant and we got 2 dozen circuits ready for solder. I will solder those tonight and start putting some of the kits together.

aussiemg: No problem. I bought a bunch of extras as many people who were interested didn't do the auction. I figure whatever don't sell now, I can list individually on rotaryx or have another small GB in a couple months.

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02-14-06, 12:11 AM

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im interested as well.

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02-14-06, 12:10 PM

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I am interested in an assembled unit, I hope it isn't too late as I just now got my car running.

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Sure, guys. Just send me a pm and we can set it up. Here is a pic of some of the circuits being assembled. I did a little bit of testing on the circuit that is in the box. Seems to work correctly. I don't have the equipment to fully check them out. I currently don't have the max pulsewidth limiting resistor in that one. Without it, it behaves like the last auto-switching units. I think I will use the 3.9ms as the default upper limit. I will include the resistors to change it if you would like.