Ive already factored in the cost of a twEECer and a wideband, and I have a laptop. What do you mean by supporting software? I thought you could just download it from twEECer?
Vortech, Paxton, KB, Powerdyne. Whats the difference?
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Optional software can easily cut the amount of time in half you will spend to
just start to see the light about what all you can and need to do with the Tweecer.
This software can really speed your learning process about the
basic operation of the pcm ... which is the real challenge :Word:
Yes it is that good
The software I talked about above is called EEC Analyzer
The same folks that make EA also offer a package called Bin Editor
It is an alternative to the Tweecer supplied interface software.
It is fairly new but has been getting a lot of good press lately.
You may want to look into that as you get a discount if you
opt to do both packages together
Grady
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