Motec

[Andrew Dennison]

> Based on the picture of the controller on
> their brochure, I'd speculate that they are using one of those 32bit
> motorola chips and a 67F687. 
I think they use the MC68332.  I went to an informal seminar held at 
the Motec factory (it's an Australian product) and I was most 
impressed by the features of the controller and the EFI and general 
automotive stories told.

I believe that the 'basic' fuel-only controller starts at $A1500.  
Every controller contains the hardware for full sequential fueling 
and spark control and these features may be enabled with a software 
key as mentioned by Craig.

The system firmware is stored in flash memory so it may be possible 
to purchase software upgrades!

I hope the EFI332 project comes close to this benchmark!


Andrew

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