SECS Monitor has competition
05-10-2004, 03:53 PM
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SECS Monitor has competition
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=7926435395
no where near as many functions, but looks good. would be ok for lambda with wb unit hooked up to the input. no alarms though.
too expensive i would say, compared to SECS monitor (although we don't know the price of the latest one yet).
no where near as many functions, but looks good. would be ok for lambda with wb unit hooked up to the input. no alarms though.
too expensive i would say, compared to SECS monitor (although we don't know the price of the latest one yet).
08-10-2004, 01:53 PM
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Jim, how will they work on ERST's??
"The display is designed to work with a standard one volt lambda sensor, and a 3 BAR VOLTAGE output map sensor "
Last time i looked they dont have these as standard, i take it you were takin the mickey
"The display is designed to work with a standard one volt lambda sensor, and a 3 BAR VOLTAGE output map sensor "
Last time i looked they dont have these as standard, i take it you were takin the mickey
08-10-2004, 02:12 PM
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nope i wasn't
theres no reason you cant fit a map sensor to an RST just for the display... (if you can find a +5v feed that is...)
theres no reason you cant fit a map sensor to an RST just for the display... (if you can find a +5v feed that is...)
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13-10-2004, 06:41 PM
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I have now Tried and tested this unit tonight 
It updates the screen 1/2 a second (but can be quicker makes it hard to read tho)
The Boost temp and AFR is shown in a bar form which is very hard to actually know what the reading is?
IMO it would be better with numbers
Not a bad unit to look at but,
When i compared it to the Pectel Monitor
the boost pressure was different to the one on his screen 
Mine was 0.048b his was 11.psi
So you can make your own mind up
It updates the screen 1/2 a second (but can be quicker makes it hard to read tho)
The Boost temp and AFR is shown in a bar form which is very hard to actually know what the reading is?
IMO it would be better with numbers
Not a bad unit to look at but,
When i compared it to the Pectel Monitor
the boost pressure was different to the one on his screen Mine was 0.048b his was 11.psi
So you can make your own mind up
13-10-2004, 07:02 PM
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Re: SECS Monitor has competition
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
.....although we don't know the price of the latest one yet).
14-10-2004, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Jano_OddKidd
I have now Tried and tested this unit tonight
It updates the screen 1/2 a second (but can be quicker makes it hard to read tho)
The Boost temp and AFR is shown in a bar form which is very hard to actually know what the reading is?
IMO it would be better with numbers
Not a bad unit to look at but,
When i compared it to the Pectel Monitor the boost pressure was different to the one on his screen
Mine was 0.048b his was 11.psi
So you can make your own mind up
It updates the screen 1/2 a second (but can be quicker makes it hard to read tho)
The Boost temp and AFR is shown in a bar form which is very hard to actually know what the reading is?
IMO it would be better with numbers
Not a bad unit to look at but,
When i compared it to the Pectel Monitor
the boost pressure was different to the one on his screen Mine was 0.048b his was 11.psi
So you can make your own mind up
Im sorry to bring this up again, but i was wrong about the bar chart figures. The unit WILL display figures for TEMP & Pressure!
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