[Broke4speed]

I jumped on the CORE4 the minute DIY-EFI.co.uk released it, and here's what I did with it. It's just a generic interface board that uses a 42 pin TE Junior Power Timer connector and fits in a standard 1202 Hammond case. The stencil is kind of a joke, because a buddy with a performance shop and I call ourselves FatBoy Tuning whenever we tune someone's car and it just 'stuck'. The MiniMAX VR conditioner clears the case, but the standard design, or the DSC, would fit a lot better since it's more centered. The BT header is under the CORE4, and I skipped the stepper socket because this is for my car...and I don't use a stepper IAC. It'd be easy to add though, if I changed my mind.

Big thanks to DIY-EFI for releasing the CORE4, it's awesome .

[evo_lucian]

That is some really nice work

[PSIG]

…The MiniMAX VR conditioner clears the case, but the standard design, or the DSC, would fit a lot better since it's more centered.

Well done. I dig simple solutions. For the future; while the MiniMAX-A2 VR conditioner will fit your project, the series has a smaller version (MiniMAX-A2B) just entering testing phase of development, which also adds a power indicator LED and the on-board selectable option of either the standard A2 mode ("smart" adaptive mode), or using the "B" mode (zero-crossing detection only). Being smaller, it should easily fit even tighter installations than your board.

David

[Broke4speed]

Thanks, I'm pretty happy with it. I can't wait to wire it in .

I'll definitely grab the new A2 when it hits store shelves. I'm fairly addicted to this sort of thing, lol.

[fram]

Hi Fellows

What did you expect from MAX9926 VR conditionner in a B mode, instead of A2 mode?

[Michael1]

Hi, do you sell the PCB ?
I like to use a water tight connector
Regards
Michael