Megasquirt 3.57 modable?
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3.57 modable?
So, As much of a hands on guy I am, i still think that it would be better for me to go to work for 8 hours, and buy a premade board, then to learn my way through it for 16...
I may still buy the unassembled kit, as funds are always short.
My question is about the MSII 3.57 surface mount. Can I still solder and such to it? My soldering skills are far from perfect, and my iron is a standard DIY gun.
Question is yes/no on the 3.57 board.
I may still buy the unassembled kit, as funds are always short.
My question is about the MSII 3.57 surface mount. Can I still solder and such to it? My soldering skills are far from perfect, and my iron is a standard DIY gun.
Question is yes/no on the 3.57 board.
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You can still solder to it, or add a daughtercard if you want, but soldering/de-soldering on that board can be more difficult than with the same mods on a normal v3 board.
For example, for the rx7's stock MAT sensor, you'll want to change the air temperature bias resistor for one in the 30-50kohm range. It's easier to do this at build-time than after you get a built board.
That said, I've used the 3.57 board (my "plug 'n play" units use this) and they work fine.
Ken
For example, for the rx7's stock MAT sensor, you'll want to change the air temperature bias resistor for one in the 30-50kohm range. It's easier to do this at build-time than after you get a built board.
That said, I've used the 3.57 board (my "plug 'n play" units use this) and they work fine.
Ken
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