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  1. rustybronco

    HF blasting cabinet

    PERSONALLY I wouldn't use soda on rusty parts, too much material used to remove rust. It's a one time use product. Can you find sandblasting sand locally? I would try that first and if necessary, crank up the pressure as well.
  2. rustybronco

    coil question on my 80 gs850 gt

    Those plug caps should measure under 10K ohm's. I suspect you'll find it reads much higher than that. If it does then remove the other three plug caps and do the same thing. Replace those that are bad.
  3. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    That is the intent. The enclosure and possibly having to populate the board yourself is an entirely different matter.
  4. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    Which is what I originally had in mind. I would like to take three differing events, the initial event, is from the operation of the turn signal switch. The second event, exceeding a low level frequency threshold, will be used to trigger a third event, one that counts a certain number of...
  5. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    Thanks for the information. I've been doing a little bit of reading the last couple of hours and it looks like the Arduino may be a better choice than the Pi. What I was worried about was trying to multitask several operations at once. Maybe I should just stick with using interrupt handling...
  6. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    Did that already sans the speedometer input for self cancel.
  7. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    The problem isn't which device to use, it is having to learn a programming language. Plus, as has been just mentioned, the raspberry Pi zero is a whole whopping five dollars. Is it overkill compared to a PIC or an AVR? Sure it is, but at least I may have a fighting chance at writing the software...
  8. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    That was my original plan. Now I'm looking into the Rasberry Pi. I'll have a look at your link tonight.
  9. rustybronco

    1st generation AUTO cancel TSCU "banging the bits"

    I haven't forgotten about his project. Learning the code is the hold up. https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero/ http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Raspberry-Pi-Second-Edition/dp/1259587401/ref=dp_ob_title_bk Requires learning Python which I think my son can help me with.
  10. rustybronco

    1981 Kawasaki KZ750 Resurrection

    Luck has been wished!
  11. rustybronco

    DC ARC welding aluminum

    I'm going to guess those two little welds will cost you about $50.
  12. rustybronco

    DC ARC welding aluminum

    Chuck, there was a guy I used to work with who was good at stick welding aluminum. I had a cracked case cover on my old 500 Kaw that he welded for me. He went out back, flipped the welder on DC+ and laid a bead like no other. I've TIG'd it back in high school. Welded it with oxy-acetelene in the...
  13. rustybronco

    1981 Kawasaki KZ750 Resurrection

    And eagerly waiting for the finished product. :D
  14. rustybronco

    Thoughts for a half decent multimeter??

    Still can't beat a properly calibrated Simpson 260 analogue meter for use around the house. It may not be as accurate as today's digital models but still extremely useful. Great for a visual capacitance check if you ever need it. You can pick up a good used one for $25 and get a fairly decent...
  15. rustybronco

    1974 Honda CB450 K DOHC

    Which should also include new points and condensers.
  16. rustybronco

    4 1/2 year quest may be ending tomorrow

    I know, you told me that when it started tiger stripping on you. It's all in the past now. Although I did get my share of dirty looks when I was texting you from the wedding. :eek: It's done... that's what matters. I second Jeep. That's a very nice colour choice.
  17. rustybronco

    4 1/2 year quest may be ending tomorrow

    You made it look easy. Wait until Larry sees it. He'll be impressed.
  18. rustybronco

    1974 Honda CB450 K DOHC

    Throw about an ounce or two of seafoam in the oil.
  19. rustybronco

    4 1/2 year quest may be ending tomorrow

    Just think of all the people you've inspired to do their own paint work... Or, at the very minimum try their hand at it and then go to seek professional help. How is the colour match between sessions?
  20. rustybronco

    4 1/2 year quest may be ending tomorrow

    Congrats Chuck, outstanding workmanship! Beginners luck? ;)
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