Microtech and what wideband?
 

What wideband do you guys prefer? I have an LTX-8 on a 2nd gen and will purchase a wb02 in the next few days. I'm looking for reliability and ease of use.

TIA

I use an LTX8 and a techedge W/B AFR both work great, I personaly would not run a rotary with out them , blew two engines into the next county using other types of EMS. thanks RON

anyone using the zeitronix wb with their microtech?

can you get the ltx8 to see the readings out of the wb for data logging and how do you hook it up?

Im new to microtech and I have the same question as 1sgen.

I'm buying a Zeitronix...

well i thought the LT8s doesnt have a wideband input for datalogging?

can someone confirm this?

There is a Black/red wire in the Microtech LT8 harness marked Oxygen sensor!

Come on guys... if you search this, you'll find all sorts of info!!!


LT8 (& LTX8) does NOT have a WB input (0-5v). It only has a NB input (0-1v). Now some guys are trying to get around this by using a WB sensor/controller that has a NB output and hooking that into the NB input on the LT8. I think some guys are having some success at that, but have mentioned that it's not extremely accurate like a true WB signal would be. My theory here is that you need a true linear 0-1v signal to feed the LT8 to get anything accurate.

If you want true WB datalogging, you're going to have to upwards of the LT8 (or LTX8).

btw, Search! :D

The LT12 series is enable for wideband. The LT8 is not. The problem (as Trav stated) is coverting the signal to narrowband. In other words with the Microtech parameters . (0v =9AFR and 1v=18afr). However, these parameters can be programed by Microtech. Expect to spend about $300 when all is done .

Lt10 ?

In theory a resistor could work.

0v=9AFR and 1v=18afr
0v through resistor = 0v = 9AFR and 5v through resistor = 1v=18afr

You could get a laptop with 2 serial ports and run a inovative in one window and microtech in another.

^that's what i'm going to do with a zeitronix

hmmmmmmmmm
http://www.plxdevices.com/NB_WB_GaugeConv.htm
http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/Products.htm

Yes, but the idea is to have it all logged in one "data log" (Microtech's).

I was thinking of getting a WB probe and running it to a PLX converter ($35) and then to the microtech NB input. PLX states the converter is only for use with a PLX WB controller. So I just bit the bullet and ordered the zeitronix.

Whats the advantage of wideband ? Sorry fellas im old school straight Holley man and bridgeport, just trying to learn about all this other stuff since i have a TII now.

does the LT 10 have have datalogging?