Colortune from Morgan, anyone used this for an RVF?

[Neosophist]

you can build one using a standard narrowband lambda which isnt' very accurate.. it'll just tell you if it's rich or lean.. but the response time / accuracy isn't very quick.

if you want to build a decent sensor you'll need a 5 wire wide-band lambda sensor which are £60.00 just for the sensor.. then they need fancy electronics to control.

Oh

I guess I'll have to look into this in more detail if I'm to pursue it then. It could well end up matching or exceeding the cost of a dedicated emissions analyser.

Thanks for the heads up Neo.

It will do!!

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Check out there, they supply a lot of DIY kit stuff for Lambda stuff.

The 5 wire wideband (that can be used for fine tuning of mixture) needs a dedicated cpu to control it as the heating element etc is very delicate and it needs to be controlled properly else it'll die.

You can make a simple lambda thing to say rich / lean using some LEDS and a £1 chip, but it's not very precise.

[Cammo]

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Check out there, they supply a lot of DIY kit stuff for Lambda stuff.

The 5 wire wideband (that can be used for fine tuning of mixture) needs a dedicated cpu to control it as the heating element etc is very delicate and it needs to be controlled properly else it'll die.

WB02 do some very high quality wideband gear, and even a moto specific version (small size). Looking to get one soon that has data logging abilities.

If you don't need or want logging ability then there are cheaper options:

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