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Yeah, then, I would not go with the Innovate controllers for your setup. The PLX uses a special USB/serial adapter because it doesn't use the standard RS232 voltages. So, you have to get the adapter from them, directly. I don't remember if the DM-6 has a pass-thru output so that you can still use th...

What NTK sensors have you dealt with? I have seen the L1H1/L2H2 and the newer LHA sensors. Of those, the LHA seem to have better response times. I'm pretty sure that the different grades of sensors are just hand-picked samples of the regular production parts that have been tested/calibrated. Just c...

which one would you guys recommend that has 4.9 sensor and serial output? I mean should I give the innovate another try and get LC-2 or should I go with another brand? Were you the one who was having issues with the Innovate controller killing off sensors in short order ? If so, I would try somethi...

What NTK sensors have you dealt with?

I have seen the L1H1/L2H2 and the newer LHA sensors. Of those, the LHA seem to have better response times.

I'm pretty sure that the different grades of sensors are just hand-picked samples of the regular production parts that have been tested/calibrated.

That back and forth on the X-series and the new AFR500v2 is interesting. Is there any chance that an NTK sensor based wideband can be as fast as the 30-0300/LC-1 ? There is mention of a special "calibration grade" NTK sensor. But, every NTK based design that I have ever seen is VERY slow.

Conspicuously absent from the list are your 30-4110 gauges & inline UEGO.
It might help justify the price jump to the new models, if people knew the actual performance difference?
Or, are the older ones being phased out ?

Do you have the "unofficial" accuracy data ?

Ok. that makes sense.

For the ones that I have looked at, it looks pretty reasonable.

On your parts, did the change in noise ( CAN vs. analog ) owe more to the increased sample rate? Or, the analog stages ?

I guess they don't use it anymore.
Maybe they should. or... it doesn't really help.