DFI revisited

[Brian L Massey]

On Mon, 25 Oct 1999 20:50:44 -0400 "Bruce" <nacelp at bright.net> writes:
> 
> Yes
> 1.75x3.5x5.0
> Doc can barely pick it up so I'd say a little over 4 oz..
> Its and extrusion, with bolt on ends, with a 32 pin ecm type 
> connector.
> The select switches are membrane covered DIPs.
> the board is a work of art, IMO.
> I'm mounting mine, about where distributor normally goes, but on 
> the
> firewall there.
> I wouldn't by any means subject it to rain splash.
> Once set, I think a little ribbon of RTV on things might be done.

Tnx. Sounds nice. I'm glad it's relatively small. We don't have much room
left (small vehicle, small firewall), and I didn't want to hang it off
the back of the block somewhere. Some kind of GM type connector that's
available?

Also, can you really 'see' the board? I ask because just like the diyWB
board, we have size-shape-form-factor problems, and if the board can be
removed from the box and packaged elsewhere that would be a nice help for
us. Yes, keeping things dry isn't our biggest problem; it's keeping
things small. We try not to put *anything* out in the way of road wash.
Too many salts.

Is this available now on the market, or are you beta-testing it for them?
How much is it going to cost us is the question, and when.

TIA,
Brian
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