Oz WB PCBs - now available

[Bruce]

I just noticed your repeating the lie about being denied the US board,  you
were taken off the purchasers list, when you started to violate the EUA.  Do
you think repeating a lie will make it true?, or is this part of some denile
problem of your's.   Maybe you just see no difference, from a half truth
actually being a lie.  I dunno, must have something to do will this brow
problem of your's.
Bruce




From: "Peter Gargano" <peter at techedge.com.au>
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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