PDM15 & PDM30

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PDM15 & PDM30

Postby raygrienke on Fri Nov 21, 2008 7:25 am

I saw references to these "low cost" PDMs in a MoTeC ad in the current issue of RaceCar Engineering. Can't find any references on any part of the website. Any info available?
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby ChrisN on Fri Nov 21, 2008 7:39 pm

Hi Ray,

Thanks for your interest in the PDM15 and PDM30. As mentioned in the advert you saw, these products are being launched at PRI 2008 and Autosport 2009, so more information will be available on the website in due course
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby raygrienke on Sat Nov 22, 2008 3:06 am

Chris,
Thanks for your quick reply... Guess the message is that I need to read the words as well as look at the pictures...
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby figgie on Sat Nov 22, 2008 3:19 am

PDM30 & PDM15?

Two less & one less than the current line respectively? :)

How much different are the new ones compared to the "current ones"? New features that are not part of the current one?

MoTeC going with Autosport Connectors again or changing them with DTM/DT connectors to bring price down some?

<-- PDM32 owner...
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby raygrienke on Sat Nov 22, 2008 4:22 am

Figge,
From what I could see in RaceCar Engineering, the power input is changed to a threaded stud, and the output connectors are the same versions as the ECUs use (rectangular plastic v Autosports).

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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby Martin on Mon Nov 24, 2008 7:50 am

The power input is a stud and 2 rectangular Amp connectors like the Mx00`s use. They are the same as the 16 and 32, just a cheaper plastic connector version. Packaging is different though
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby DarrenR on Mon Dec 01, 2008 11:13 am

Just to add, features, software and setup is all identical to the PDM32/16, differences are number of inputs/outputs, and connectors, just a stud for battery + and M800 connector for inputs/outputs as martin said, and in a diecast magnesium case. Stayed tuned.
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby raygrienke on Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:21 am

Darren,
Thanks for the teaser... Do you have any idea how soon I might be able to get a unit to develop a prototype for a customer?
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby DarrenR on Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:03 am

Early next year is about as close a date i can give, so there's not too long to wait.
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Re: PDM15 & PDM30

Postby figgie on Tue Dec 16, 2008 6:37 am

So PRI came and went...

any pictures of the units :)
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