The forum is online! Join and let’s talk! The project is at the point now where I feel a bit more free to talk about more specific details and start taking questionsRead More…
Motivation behind NanoEFI Before I’m a developer, I’m a rider and off road enthusiast first. We see very little snowfall here in Virginia, so it’s always a treat to ride these days. Read More…
EDIT – TL;DR clarifications: We’re still using the same 328p processor that we’ve used from the beginning, but now in a standalone configuration. The processor hasn’t changed. The speed increase is dueRead More…
Happy New Year! At the beginning of 2016, NanoEFI was just a concept in very early testing. Since then, part-time (yet intense while active) development has brought NanoEFI a long way. It’sRead More…
v0.1.2 Results of testing new changes Passed! Trigger Signal Generator Passed! SMD Injector Driver Circuit Passed! SMD Trigger Input Passed! Pin-driven Indicator LEDs Passed! SMD Voltage Translation (5/3.3) Ignition Control Update OneRead More…
CDI Ignition Control! I know, I know. I stated before that ignition timing control wouldn’t be included within the scope of the NanoEFI project. However, after receiving strong interest for thisRead More…
Over the the last month, the NanoEFI controller has seen heavy development. Here are the highlights: The v0.1.1 prototype is in, assembled and tested! Without a reflow oven, soldering the SMD componentsRead More…
In a break from the norm of using 3rd-party EFI tuning tools, we’re rolling our own tuning software using web-based technologies. Javascript for the heavy lifting, and of course HTML/CSS for ourRead More…
The initial concept tests are out of the way and the Atmega328P has the green light. The focus for this version is to get the system working on a single breadboard, andRead More…
With wireless tuning of the NanoEFI system being confirmed, attention then focused on finding an appropriate small and cost efficient WiFi module. Introducing the ESP8266 WiFi Chip. Going from not knowing thisRead More…