kane
New Member
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...
JiFaire
Land Mine Finder
Nice work, as always, Kane... thanks for sharing with us!