EFI system plans.

[Al Lipper]

Mike, thanks for your interest.  I would very much be interested in further
developing the system into a marketable product.  As it is, it has all the
features of Holley's Projection Di and more (not including electronic
ignition).  In fact, I carefully examined the holley system when I
developed it.  It even reads in the lookup tables that the Holley system
uses and converts them to its own tables (which have greater resolution).

In general, the system runs quite well, with improved power and performance
right up to wide-open throttle.  The 8051 assembly work it needs is pretty
minimal (I did most of it, and this was my first experience with 8051).  I
hope I didn't scare people off with the warning about it not being a ready
to build and run system - this is a bit of an exaggeration as it's really
pretty complete, but it does require some knowledge of EFI and computers to
get it going.  What I posted was the basic info on the system, but I
certainly would be happy to provide more details for anyone who wishes.
Please send replies to both my email (efi at cardozo.org) and the newsgroup.
Thanks.

					Al

At 07:05 AM 1/12/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Al,
>
>I managed to download the files on your TBI EFI system and liked they way it
>was designed. I generally just get the DIY-EFI mail, read it and archive it
>in the hopes that some day I'll try my hand at building their EFI332 system,
>however your system I'm more familiar with, being it is an Intel 8031/32
>based system.  I haven't done any work with the 8031 in quite some time, but
>I'm familiar with its capabilities as a micorcontroller. If you ever plan on
>developing this system into a marketable system and need any more
>volunteers/victims for your system, I wouldn't mind helping out. I'm
>currently running the Holley Projection II system on a 1970 Bronco and I'm
>basically satisfied with it's design, but I ceartainly would like something
>that is more adaptable to the needs of off highway wheeling in the mountains
>(ie: changes in altitude). I don;tknow if you've had any replies to your
>email - by the looks of the DIY-EFI list(s), it appears they have ingored
>your post. Let me know if you plan on developing your system further - I can
>help in building/assembling electronic hardware and if pressed I can get
>back into relearing 803x assembly or basic.
>
>Michael J. Kupec
>mkupec at erols.com