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'''There is an unused engine in Hungary after MembersPage/MarcellGal/EngineSwap project''' Marcell is thinking of '''donating''' the * 4 cylinder engine * related harness * several ECM-s '''to his [http://www.trefortszki.hu/ old Trefort Agoston high-school]''' and helping them with some project ideas and consulting, reviewing their progress from time to time. Big projects: * engine - fuel injected * engine - with ECM controlled carburettor (WideBand feedback of course) * water-brake dyno (see ChassisDyno, but built to the crank, with maybe clutch maintained, but without gearbox and definitely no wheels) * table-tests (eg. logging factory ECM) There is significant amount of related * research * firmware (microcontroller) programming (C or asm) * GUI programming * monitoring and log-analysis (also programming) for each. In general, this way students can learn about * programming * control theory * engines with much more motivation and fun than if they were just assigned dull programming tasks without seeing anything move. Additional benefits: * learning English * working together in project-teams * using tools like wiki and maybe ofbiz.org
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