A little overview of MegaSquirt:
For those of you who do not know what the abbreviations mean:
MSnSE - Mega Squirt and Spark with the Extra Code [MS - Fuel only; MSnS - Fuel and Spark original code]
MSI - MegaSquirt I, There is also MegaSquirt II [MSII] and the soon-to-be-released MegaSquirt III [MS3] That is in still in Beta testing at the moment.
The differences between MSI MSII and MS3 are listed in detail here:
http://www.ms3efi.com/feature-xref.htmlThe biggest differences are better spark control with MSII if you use a distributorless ignition system like EDIS, and the Fuel and Spark tables go from 12x12 [with MSI MSnSE] to 16x16 [with MSII MSnSE]
MSI is just the main board [V3.0 (through-hole components) or V3.57(Surface Mount Components)] with a single processor, the MSII is a daughter board mounted on top of where the chip goes for MSI.
This is the V3.57 [SMC] board and the MSI chip:
This is the V3.57 with the MSII daughterboard:
With MS3 being so close to release and since I am using a setup that many people are using MSI on, I decided to go with the MSI V3.57 board.
To upgrade to MSII, all the hardware that is needed is the MSII daughterboard, and some software adjustments.
MS3 will also use the V3.XX board as a base, but unlike MSII which will fit in the standard case, it will be larger.
Here is a small video of MS3 in Beta testing in the UK on a turbo LM7:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nql6iyS6TBcFeel free to ask questions, we're all learning here.