Speeduino EMS #7 - Adv Trigger#2 - Crank w/IGN demo

[@Akshadeep27]

Hey you have done a very good job, you have made life simple by simplifying the complicated techie stuff...

[@FilterYT]

These videos are so valuable, thanks again!

[@nurseratchet8535]

Top marks, Mate. That was a stellar demonstration, cheers!

[@ShaunNielsen]

Brilliant videos mate. Thanks.

[@destroiyou]

Thanks for this video it really helps. I'm hoping you can help me understand how to properly configure my set up. I have a sohc Honda D16 engine. Within the camshaft gear I set in 12 north pole magnets to act as the crank trigger and one south pole magnet to act as the cam trigger. I'm using a dual pole hall effect sensor. Is it possible for the dual wheel pattern to work? The engine is backfiring randomly although I was able to set the ignition timing via a timing light on a mark I made on the crank pulley.

[@Forged_RSV4]

Can I use the 5v rev on the speeduino for power input for a crank angle sensor?

[@rubensan40]

Thank mr

[@ericfrankrussell]

Hi, I think all your demos are brilliant, and I would like to tinker with mapping ignition only on a three cylinder carburetted motorbike. I believe I would need TPS (and/or map sensor to determine load) and missing tooth crank sensor, but that speduino might be a cheap and sensible candidate. Could I ask you for your opinion and thoughts, or what alternatives you might favour for DIY ignition mapping..? Best regards, Russell.

[@SidneyCritic]

I'm not really an expert in all the systems, and only know a bit about Speedy and rusEFI. It sounds like you just want ignition. Generally people go TPS and MAP, but I think in n-Alpha you only need TPS. They are a friendly bunch on the SD forum, and they know more than me.

[@ericfrankrussell]

@@SidneyCritic Many thanks. Really enjoyed your porting videos btw. It's probably some ungodly hour where you are, or maybe early morning, but have a great day, as they say... 🙂. Cheers.R.

[@ahmadhennawi7715]

Hi can we use this speeduino for one cylinder engine?

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice info, thanks :)

[@redrocketed]

Brilliant videos, thanks for upload. What pickup sensors are you using? They look like 3.3v or 5v stuff?

[@SidneyCritic]

They are just the 5V IR speed sensors you find on Ebay.

[@yxng_metro]

so in sequential ignition i can just either find the atdc and use a it whatever degrees that i may find without changing the cam position trigger wheel?

[@yxng_metro]

just like over here at 7:23 you didn't change the position of the cam tooth wheel