[Gmecm] re dual4cyldis modulefor v8 use

[Steve Ravet]

Peter, why don't you post what you've got so far to the gmecm TWIKI and
see if you can get some help.

--steve 

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> [mailto:gmecm-bounces at diy-efi.org] On Behalf Of Peter Jenkins
> Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 6:03 PM
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> Subject: [Gmecm] re dual4cyldis modulefor v8 use
> 
> have been trying with 1227808 using 2 6cyl dis coils for v12 
> the only option was as previously mentioned ,run two ecu's 
> reason is  you double the rpm which you can work around but 
> limits max rpm to half previous ie 3000rpm what I had in mind 
> is a type of  x2 flip flop circuit on the est output double 
> out put pulses and send them along alternating outputs but 
> still run the second sensor to time the second dis pack in 
> start up/limp mode Have got a set up on a test bench that 
> works in limp mode fine but can't get the x2 flip flop 
> circuit to work as that is not my line of expertise 
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