kane
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Interesting topic, I mean the one what is closed now... I have got same kind of (EX remote switch) in use for months. I have a chip what has space for 8 different versions... and yes, I'm one of Kojo's test team :thumbsup:
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Interesting maybe, 94-95 chip
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tanman_2006
Just a farm kid...
Yeah, IIRC there is ability to do 16 stage tunes, but you would have to get pretty creative to need that many. I have a 6 stage on the way, tho.
Matt Bachand
Depends on the 6.5
Now if one of those stages made that fugly interior look a little more modern we'd be in business! 
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tanman_2006
Just a farm kid...
Thats why I have a 95 for a daily driver....
buddy
Active Member
Hey Kane thanks for sharing. They are similar setups in functionality with differnences in installation and operation. Both effective options.
If using the moates GX/EX, it does not plug directly into the EPROM pins, so I had to use an adapter, and uses a ribbon cable to a digital control box with small single digit LCD that displays the numbers 0-F (F representing 15), for up to 16 256Kbit programs on a 4Mbit EPROM. For our 512Kbit programs only 8 fit on it. The numbers 0 and 1 on the display represent program 1; display numbers 2 and 3 represent program 2; E and F represnt program 8 and so on. I have used it in the past.
The one referenced on the other thread plugs directly into the PCM EPROM pins to gain clearance in the case, uses an insulated, shielded 4 strand 24 guage cable and mechanical switches, either rocker or rotary. 8 programs can be put on it, using the same or similar 4M-bit EPROMs, but not offered that way.
If using the moates GX/EX, it does not plug directly into the EPROM pins, so I had to use an adapter, and uses a ribbon cable to a digital control box with small single digit LCD that displays the numbers 0-F (F representing 15), for up to 16 256Kbit programs on a 4Mbit EPROM. For our 512Kbit programs only 8 fit on it. The numbers 0 and 1 on the display represent program 1; display numbers 2 and 3 represent program 2; E and F represnt program 8 and so on. I have used it in the past.
The one referenced on the other thread plugs directly into the PCM EPROM pins to gain clearance in the case, uses an insulated, shielded 4 strand 24 guage cable and mechanical switches, either rocker or rotary. 8 programs can be put on it, using the same or similar 4M-bit EPROMs, but not offered that way.
kane
New Member
Yep, I have only 4 in use. One for annual inspection (wot smoke test), original setup, kojo 4.xx. with 10K gwr tranny table and 4.xx kojo with modified 10K gwr 4th gear...
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Nice work, as always, Kane... thanks for sharing with us!