Question on Monitoring O2 Voltage...

Len Sabatine sabatine at epix.net
Fri Aug 24 14:00:04 GMT 2001


     Refering to Jameco , They have a Futaba VFD 4 Digit w/ Colon.
     @ $1.99 , US .
     These are easy readable in nearly any lighting conditions and connect
     like LED Displays.
     Part # 42112. Product # 5LT43. There's display I.F.Ckts floating
     around , but that's not my area of expertise.
     Len

>3 digit panel meters running from battery can be had for
>$15 in single quantities.  See Jameco panel meters.
>These are generally voltmeters.  For a digital display of
>the WB output voltage one of these would be the way to go.
>
>My questions are, has anyone compared using a WB digital
>voltmeter display, to a digital A/F display, to an analog display
>in tuning or other applications?  Just how do these shape
>up in  practical use?  That may not be known today, but
>maybe this group will find one is much better than the
>others.
>
>Does the Jaycar unit display A/F, to 1/10 th?  Has
>anyone tried one of these out?  The price is pretty
>good, if it performs.  The PIC is the quickest way to
>a digital output, but I have doubts this is the most
>useful format here.
>
>Bruce Roe
>
>On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 12:58:11 +1000 Peter Gargano
><peter at techedge.com.au> writes:
> > Bob Wooten wrote:
> > >
> > > ... but even with the volume that we buy
> > > them in they are still US$65 each.  ...
> >
> > people may be interested in this Australian kit from Jaycar.
> >
> > Product Name:        DIGITAL FUEL MIXTURE DISPLAY KIT
> > Catalogue Number:    KC5300
>
> > Price:               AU$62.95  (less than US$35) + freight
>
> >   http://www.jaycar.com.au/home.htm
> >
> > This uses a PIC flash programmable chip and 3 digit LED display. It
> > expects to be connected to a Bosch WB sensor (I think) but could be
> > re-scaled for the DIY-WB output. I'm thinking of using one, but I'd
> > be reprogramming it, which isn't a big deal.
>
> > Peter
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