rusEfi: open source DIY ECU

[rusefi]

I am involved with rusEfi - it's another DIY open source ECU.

http://www.autoweek.com/article/20140424/CARNEWS02/140429923 and http://hackaday.com/2014/03/19/gevcu...-control-unit/ show where we currently are, there is also a Kickstarter project

Right now we have four engines running this but not much driving yet - still need to properly tune one of the cars to start driving it. Still a lot of work in progress, still a project not a product. Hopefully someone would be interested to join us - we need people with expertise in software, electronics or engine tuning.





In terms of hardware we are now focused on our Frankenstein board - you can order it from your favorite PCB shops using the source files or just get it from our Tindie

[steveo]

i'm definitely interested in helping

i do know a bit about FI, quite a bit about primitive control systems, and i'm a decent c programmer

right now im in the market for a beater DD which i'd be more than willing to use as a test vehicle.

until i get that done and get a board built, i wont be motivated to do much.

[rusefi]

As the link says - I can assembled a board for you if you want to focus on the C stuff. The firmware has a build-in signal stimulator, you can also compile most of the firmware as a win32 executable if you just want to play with it.

[steveo]

i'll keep it in mind

[rusefi]

Brief update: we've tested our power supply & main chip schematics and we will now work on a full self-contained board for an older OEM ECU case.

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[rusefi]

Placed an order for the first run on these yesterday
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