There have been several installed here. I have one. Works great.
Question, Do you have the entire EFII set up? I was looking into this for my future engine. Thanks, Bret
Brent,
I have the entire EFII setup...it's VERY nice and ideally suited for mogas! I hope to be flying by December.
Hi Bret,
We have started building dual ECU systems on a limited basis.
These include dual ECUs, dual crank triggers, dual MAP sensors, and dual intake air temp sensors.
One ECU runs the top plugs, one ECU runs the bottom plugs, each ECU has it's own sensors, and the injectors can be switched from one ECU to the other.
The market has demanded this option, so we will be providing it.
That being said, our single ECU system when used with a redundant bus system such as our Bus Manager
http://protekperformance.com/aircraft_parts/Bus_Manager/Bus_Manager.htm
is a very robust and safe system.
There is always a trade off when adding complexity to any system.
'Simple and robust' when implemented properly is a good formula.
Don't forget cost - doubling the components in a system adds significantly to the price of the system.
Either way, single ECU or dual ECU, we can provide a solution.
Robert
OK then, that sounds great! I will give you a call in a few years! still building....
Brent,
Robert is a great guy to work with and produces, IMHO, the best and most modern fuel injection and ignition system available today. I think it's only a matter of time before the entire industry goes with this type, or very similar product.*Hopefully I'll have my 7 in the air by December and that I'll have lots of good news to report. Once I have the 40 hours flown off, and I'm free to roam the country, one of my first flights is going to be out to California to let Robert see it and give it it's final blessing. If you would like, we can stay in touch with you and I'll fly her to Nevada so you can study the setup first hand.
Mark