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Old 01-14-2006, 12:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys,

I am thinking about creating a standalone program that will monitor our engine perameters on a laptop instead of gauges. This will allow for more flexable interpertation and trending, aswell as very accurate statictics about load/engine performance, EGTs/ Xmission Temp/ and could probably correlate them in a format that makes sense.

I am currently looking for a pyro gauge that sends a digital signal, as well as all the others too. Xmission temp, Coolant temp, Oil temp, oil pressure, Boost etc, and anything else you can think of. Anyone know of a good resource?

Any questions fire away, also any particular application questions fire away.
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Look around on honeywells website. You can get some ideas. Also check out grainger for ideas and products. Also check this out http://www.autometer.com/cat_data.aspx
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