Chemical warfare

[todd israels]

At 12:12 PM 12/31/98 -0500, you wrote:
>At 10:40 AM 12/31/98 -0600, you wrote:
>>  The FBI has set up a system where they scan all, I repeat, ALL, e-mail 
>>messages looking for *key words*.  When their system finds one of the key 
>>words they begin an investigation of the individual who sent the e-mail, as 
>>well as those who received the mail.  As an aside note: when the *hackers* 
>>found out about this, they liberated the key word list from the FBI and 
>>flooded the net with messages that contained one or more of the key words.
>
>Actually, the FBI has better things to do with their time.

>
>As for EFI content, I now have a 68HC11EVB sitting here...  any suggestions
>on where to start to make it a controller? (Maybe for a lawnmower first
>then work my way up to the bigger stuff!)
>
>Later,
>DAve
>
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	This has been done by several aftermarket ECM manufacturers including a
member in Australia that designed and sold a system of this type.
Unfortunetly I doubt they will share much helpful information but they
might since these systems are getting old and have or will be replaced with
a new generation.  
	On a more helpful note assighen I/O to devices and sensors, T chosen
sensors to exsisting ones and monitor and data log these devices.  I perfer
Boneyard sensors that are easily replaceable at any parts store.  This step
is optional but should provied a good learning experince, Write your
software and compare under driving conditions with factory EFI system.  
	When all is done and working a simple batch fire or throtle body system
simmaler to GM up to about 93 should be possible. I first got my 68HC11
Board for this purpose but got impatiant to drive the car and a Quadrajet
was so easy and quick.  
	Please keep me and most probably the rest of the list updated on your
progress.  

				Todd Israels