wideband/meter set up
07-31-2004, 03:17 PM
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Re: wideband/meter set up (honda9369)
I just bought mine. I think its a great unit, one of the best priced WBs period, and it has datalogging.
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07-31-2004, 04:34 PM
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Re: wideband/meter set up (honda9369)
I have heard good things.
I recently bought a wideband controller for $105 without sensor. I have a thread about it. I'll post impressions when I get it. It doesn't have internal datalogging, though.
I recently bought a wideband controller for $105 without sensor. I have a thread about it. I'll post impressions when I get it. It doesn't have internal datalogging, though.
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they seem to have a distressing tendancy to die. I have a customer who bought one. The display just stopped working the other day. I search the Innovate forums, and others have had this problem too. Now the unit has to be sent back to them, fixed (under warranty) and sent back. Lotsa downtime 
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I got a PLX M-300 wideband for 275 shipped brand new, and that has the sensor, digital display, and all wiring, and I am using free dataloging through Uberdata.
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