Hello from central NJ

[Javidrifter]

Hello from Central New Jersey in USA My Name is Javier I have a 1985 Toyota corolla GTS with a black top 20 valve 4AGE.

[Abricos]

Hi ...
Welcome ...

[AndreyB]

Oh RWD Corolla

[stefanst]

Where in central NJ are you?
What are your plans?
Welcome to the fun discovery that is rusefi

[kb1gtt]

Welcome and good to hear from you.

Have you found the wiki? Just in case you have not here's a link you might be interested in. http://rusefi.com/wiki/index.php?title=Manual:Hardware_Frankenso_board

[Javidrifter]

Where in central NJ are you?
What are your plans?
Welcome to the fun discovery that is rusefi

I'm in Middlesex county

I am interested in the FRankenso, I would like to get the un assembled kit & put one together


I have read through the wiki's several times & decided to start posting my project to get some feed back from the community. I am an ASE master tech with 14 years of experience, also I have been racing cars for 18 years.Hopefully I can be helpful to the community ,I feel building an ECU would be a great learning experience & I'm very excited to get started.

[AndreyB]

You need soldering paste & https://www.tindie.com/products/russian/frankenso-04-diy-kit-/

If your position sensors are Hall-effect you can maybe get away without soldering paste. There is that http://rusefi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=425 topic relevant to that.

[Javidrifter]

You need soldering paste & https://www.tindie.com/products/russian/frankenso-04-diy-kit-/

If your position sensors are Hall-effect you can maybe get away without soldering paste. There is that http://rusefi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=425 topic relevant to that.

My crank trigger / cam position sensor is a hall effect inside of my distributor.

[AndreyB]

My crank trigger / cam position sensor is a hall effect inside of my distributor.

That does remove the requirement of soldering the smallest pitch MAX9926 chip. With Hall Effect sensors I see Frankenso assembled (without secondary USB/TTL chip which you can live without) with only soldering iron and soldering wire.

[kb1gtt]

ASE master tech, that's cool. I'd bet you can teach us some cool tricks

If you have any questions feel free to ask. If you assemble your board, I suggest starting with the 5V regulator first, as well start with the regulator itself first. It's a large chip on the ground plane. That can be a bugger to get hot enough.

[Javidrifter]

ASE master tech, that's cool. I'd bet you can teach us some cool tricks

If you have any questions feel free to ask. If you assemble your board, I suggest starting with the 5V regulator first, as well start with the regulator itself first. It's a large chip on the ground plane. That can be a bugger to get hot enough.

Great thanks again I will let you guys know when I get the kit

[Javidrifter]

Hey guys its been a while, I just ordered my Frankenso DIY kit.

[AndreyB]

I'm in Middlesex county

Oh your are only a few miles away from three of us here in NJ

Are you still playing with the 1985 Toyota corolla GTS or do you have a Miata already?

[Javidrifter]

Still messing with the AE86 now I'm fitting a K24 engine from a TSX

[AndreyB]

now I'm fitting a K24 engine from a TSX

https://rusefi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=42855#p42855