/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2555330
>>2555331
I think part of the reason is, very few people in the automotive world seem to actually be into these yet for some reason. They've had functional designs since 2015 or so but I think the barrier to entry of soldering your own board is beyond a lot of people, so it's sort of a niche within the car tuning world that many aren't going to discover. Also, a lot of car guys are convinced you need the absolute best, top of the line parts to go do burnouts in your shitbox, so if they don't recognize a brand name, they become pussy crybabies about it.

The only reason I know about it is because one of the main devs was a miata guy. So miata guys tend to know about them a little more than other people in the car community.

>>2555334
The pressure sensor is like $20 or so on aliexpress, which was the cheapest I was able to find it. I can steal a map sensor off of a chevy at the junk yard as well, doesn't even have to be mounted to the board, so that's another way to save cost.

I tried uploading the gerber and whatnot to JLC a while back but I was too retarded to get it to work properly or something. I'll probably try again.

There's a lot of cool stuff you can do with this in combination with a Pi as well. Digital Dash, Canbus Touchscreen etc.