Benching a '165
Andrew K. Mattei
amattei at mindspring.com
Wed Jun 28 03:16:48 GMT 2000
>That's all you need to get an '808 to do 160 (remember the '808 is a
>'165, in a short case, and without the SXR UART driver).
Thanks, got it going a little while ago. :) Craig Moates' software is pretty
cool, I've never played with it before tonight. :)
>my '808 to '165 converter works - more details later (including my promised
>5/12 Volt 160 baud ALDL -> RS232 single transistor converter).
Keep me posted on that little jobber too.
>Hmm, I don't know that blabber is quite the word for 160 baud ALDL. It's
>more like a whisper - i, i, I, I, I', I', I'm, I'm here!
Heh heh heh I need to build a little 160 interface now to try your software
out. =8)
>You really really :^) can do it without any sensors.
Really really? (LOL I saw that after I sent it... D'OH!)
>BTW: "Benching a '165" - I had a bit of a laugh over that phrase!
Why, is that the Austrailian equivalent of "shagging a '165"? <G>
I don't know my ECM *that* well yet. ;)
-Andrew (next up: Mister 730 comes to visit "the bench")
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