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Expanding MIMA with the Distribution board ( users projects )
Battery packs exposed
What actually goes wrong with the batteries????
Keeping Warm In New England
Plugging into the SUN
Making a small solar concentrator
MIMA for all Honda Hybrids
Building MIMA and the plug in adapters
All of the parts are nearing completion
Building a better joystick
Building the display components
Making a connector
Making the current and fan connector shells
Making the plug in boards
The Plug in adapter boards are here and are being built
MIMA construction crew
PLUG in adapters for fan and current sensor
The plug in system
Crimping the pins on the wires correctly
TPS smoothing mod
Converting a telephone truck to electric
DIY dual pulse Capacitor Discharge Spotwelder
Replacing gasoline with solar electric lawn equipment
Tapping into the Wind
How to stop the aging process DIY
What is Genesis One?
MIMA Install Day 2005 a Big Success!


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The Plug in adapter boards are here and are being built

The Plug in adapter boards are here and are being built
The final boards finally

The final plug in boards are in hand.
Blue is top side, green is bottom side.
The ECM boards have pads to attach the FAS system.Three etch cuts at the fuel injector locations (oval silk screen)are required when FAS is attached. A single etch cut on the DC/DC enable line on the MCM board is required when FAS is used.The circles around a pad indicates that a pin wire must be attached. The thick circles indicate a large pin, thin is a small.
The ECM board has three extra conductors, E1,E2,E3, which can be used to bring any ECM signal to the distribution board. The Neutral,Clutch, Brake, and NEP(rpm) signals are included on the ribbon.
The MCM board has pads for seven spare conductors, M1 through M7, which can be used to bring MCM signals to the distribution board.
The distribution board ties everything together.
A breadboard area provides a place for expansion, both as a breadboard, or a place to mount a future interface board. The display 16 conductor ribbon connector can be plugged into the breadboard so other displays can be interfaced to that port. This expandable harness interface should provide all the future expansion that we will require to take the MIMA system to the next level, while making the system much simpler to install.


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