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*NEW* AEM Serial Datastream Gauge - 19 channel
Sep 18, 2007 | 04:34 PM
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From: Alpharetta, GA
*NEW* AEM Serial Datastream Gauge - 19 channel
Selling a new AEM Serial Datastream Gauge. Never used, never opened.
$210 + shipping <<<SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!
The gauges reads 19 channels simultaneously to provide reference for all outputs, including boost, AFR, EGT, H2O, IAT, knock, volts, RPM, vehicle speed, etc..etc.
FROM AEM:
The Serial Gauge includes a user-selectable LED display allowing users to set vehicle specific limits, warnings, display ranges and operating ranges. This unit runs the standard EMS datastream by default, and includes 12 preset channels and seven user-selectable channels that are custom-configurable through the PC interface, allowing you to monitor practically anything attached to a sensor. AEM’s Serial Gauge includes user-programmable MIN/MAX storage for EVERY channel and records MIN/MAX values even if you are not using the function—if it’s in the stream the gauge records it. Red, yellow and green LEDs and the center three-digit display are fully user-programmable
$210 + shipping <<<SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!
The gauges reads 19 channels simultaneously to provide reference for all outputs, including boost, AFR, EGT, H2O, IAT, knock, volts, RPM, vehicle speed, etc..etc.
FROM AEM:
The Serial Gauge includes a user-selectable LED display allowing users to set vehicle specific limits, warnings, display ranges and operating ranges. This unit runs the standard EMS datastream by default, and includes 12 preset channels and seven user-selectable channels that are custom-configurable through the PC interface, allowing you to monitor practically anything attached to a sensor. AEM’s Serial Gauge includes user-programmable MIN/MAX storage for EVERY channel and records MIN/MAX values even if you are not using the function—if it’s in the stream the gauge records it. Red, yellow and green LEDs and the center three-digit display are fully user-programmable
Last edited by SmokinJoe; Oct 1, 2007 at 03:04 PM.