Oz WB PCBs - now available - Or how I screwed the list

[Bruce]

Nothing like free advertising, right Pete?..
You Copyright your site, and violate someone else's Users Agreement.  That
still puzzles me.  Maybe you can explain how that one works? (without using
any of your previous lies).
Nice to see you plaster this across the list for the 8 or so Australian
participants, and kill off other stuff for the rest of us.  Even if you sell
all 40 boards (I think that's what you've claimed to have made), is it
really worth trashing other projects for the rest of us over your greed of a
few bucks?.
BTW, how are the other list projects going?.
I'd just imagine, that they are way down on the to do list since there is
nothing to be gained from an on list discussion of things.

I really do thank you thou, sure is going to save me alot of time energy,
and money.
Again, Thank You.....
Bruce



----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Gargano" <peter at techedge.com.au>
To: <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 6:02 PM
Subject: Oz WB PCBs - now available


> I have a new batch of Oz-DIY-WB PCBs available. As before, AU$20 each
> (about US$12.50 total shipped to US/Europe within 7-10 days). PayPal,
> Visa and Mastercard payment are accepted.
>
> Email me direct at ..
>
>    mailto:wideband at techedge.com.au
>
> .. and I'll send details on how you can purchase (I'll email you
> soon if you've already expressed an interest).
>
> The Oz PCB is smaller but uses the same schematic as the current design.
> It's designed to connect direct to the Honda/NTK sensor via a 7 way
> connector (thus the calibration resistor remains in the OEM connector),
> and has a DB9 connector for the AFR output signal. There is provision
> on this PCB for an Atmel ATtiny uP to scale the Vout signal (but I don't
> have any software for it - this bit really is DIY).
>
> DISPLAY?
>
> I will post details today on a suitable 3 digit LED display for this
> project, using the KC-5300 with some simple modifications. This kit is
> available at about AU$60 (~US$30, plus shipping) from a number of people
> and the changes required cost < $1.
>
> Remember, there is apparently a new US group buy for PCBs in the wind,
> and they may even be at a lower cost. The Oz PCB was designed and
> produced because I was denied a board from the original US group buy.
>
> Peter.
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