[Diy_efi] Circuit boards from China fab have arrived - very nice quality

[Steven P. Donegan]

Well, I received a note from the PCB comapany and the parts arrived ~2
days later. The entire order only cost 90$ or so including shipping.

This is my own project the boards are the eyes/fingers so to speak of a
distributed system - although they can be used just dandy stand-alone.

Right now this is a hobby for myself and a friend - however I will
probably make the boards available as a kit - with pre-programmed PIC. As
soon as I determine what my total cost is I'll know what makes sense to
charge for them - in any case I expect it will be 50$ or less. The board
has 5 available A/D converters, 2 capture/hold channels (input from MAF,
spoofed MAF output to ECM) and a bunch of digital I/O which I will
initially use to drive an LCD panel. It also has RS-232 I/O although I did
that at 5V, not the usual higher voltage - so you would need to use a
MAX232 or equivalent.

> At 08:34 PM 9/18/06, you wrote:
>>Yes, it is an EFI/ECM project - the board is the eyes/fingers of the
>>system. The core 'brain' will be an LPC2106 (Phillips ARM CPU).
>
> Thanks Steven,
> Is this your own project or part of a batch as I recall you mentioned
> selling some, ie. Are there other participants on this user group ?
>
> The Fed Ex seems on the low side from previous experience, has Fed Ex
> lifted their game or is it par for the course...
>
> I had less than a Kg of parts come from Singapore (To Perth, Western
> Australia - where there is at least on direct flight per day)) and it
> went via Sydney and cost AUD $192 and took 6 days, I was not impressed :(
>
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> Regards from
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> Mike
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