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* [http://www.vems.hu/wiki/ VEMS Wiki] discusses a Versatile Engine Management System | * [http://www.vems.hu/wiki/ VEMS Wiki] discusses a Versatile Engine Management System | ||
* [http://freeems.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge: FreeEMS]: A free and open source Engine Management System including both hardware and software design. Also has a [http://wiki.freeems.org/doku.php FreeEMS wiki]. Apparently somehow related to http://DIYEFI.org/ ? | * [http://freeems.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge: FreeEMS]: A free and open source Engine Management System including both hardware and software design. Also has a [http://wiki.freeems.org/doku.php FreeEMS wiki]. Apparently somehow related to http://DIYEFI.org/ ? | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/RC_Airplane/RCAP RCAP2 is a Remote Control AutoPilot] for model airplanes, cars and boats. Uses a PIC16F876 to interface between a GPS serial port and RC servo motors. Mike Pawlowski released the original version as open hardware. Also uses a [[PIC Programmers, In Circuit Programming and BootLoaders| PIC bootloader]]. [http://rcpilot.sourceforge.net/modules/rcap/index.php RCAP firmware at Sourceforge]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:07, 26 August 2009
cycle electronics
I have created a web site where I am going to post my projects, mostly electronic but also some software. So, to start, if anyone like to enhance tail light on his motorcycle - welcome to BoldLine.org.
P.S. I don't know if you guys have a some kind of formatting standard here. So, if I posted this incorrectly could someone correct me, please?
Welcome. --DavidCary 14:38, 23 July 2007 (PDT)
small rocket computer
What kind of electronics are small enough to fit into a small hobby model rocket?
See rocket computer.
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- EV production wiki discusses several electric open source vehicles.
- the OScar project is developing an open-source automobile. Will it get its own wiki? perhaps at Open Source Ecology: Open Source Car?
- "c,mm,n", the world's first open-source car (via the Guardian)
- the Electric Unicycle: the eunicycle.
- heads-up display in a motorcycle helmet[1]
- OpenUAV, Open Source UAV Project: "All source code/hardware schematics are open source (GPL) and can be freely downloaded from this site."
- DIY advanced high performance electric vehicle conversion project. The stop light text matrix is a pretty cool project all by itself.
- "Smart Brake Light System Would Provide More Information To Drivers"
- Openflight http://openflight.org/ wiki: "Crowdsourcing the flying car - collaborative design of flying cars"
- "Build a simple bike computer: Learn how to program a PIC by Fred Maher
- Massmind: "PIC_k You Brains" has a long thread on a rocket-launch computer including a big count-down display, ignition control, and various safety features.
- "Mikrokopter" AVR powered quadrocopter.
- Infineon has information on "Automotive Electronics"
- Panacea University has several open-source projects, some of them involving vehicle electronics.
- Endless-sphere.com: Electric Vehicle Technology Forums
- MegaSquirt aftermarket electronic fuel injection (EFI) controller is relatively "open" hardware -- the source code and schematics are available for troubleshooting and modification and educational purposes, but not for copying -- they can be freely downloaded from the MegaSquirt website. See also the MegaSquirt HowTos at Wikibooks: "BMW E30 Megasquirt & Wasted Spark ECU Convertion" and Wikibooks: "Nissan 240SX Performance Modification" and the DIYEFI wiki
- VEMS Wiki discusses a Versatile Engine Management System
- SourceForge: FreeEMS: A free and open source Engine Management System including both hardware and software design. Also has a FreeEMS wiki. Apparently somehow related to http://DIYEFI.org/ ?
- RCAP2 is a Remote Control AutoPilot for model airplanes, cars and boats. Uses a PIC16F876 to interface between a GPS serial port and RC servo motors. Mike Pawlowski released the original version as open hardware. Also uses a PIC bootloader. RCAP firmware at Sourceforge.
