Don't know anything about these things, but some of you may be interested.
https://sites.google.com/site/kheperignition/
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ive got one on the way 

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Welcome to the kheper's world eden! 
This software version requires you set your static timing at the higher point wanted. For instance if you choose 29° at 3000 rpm you'll probably need to modify a bit your stator plate. A close to come upgrading will free your mind and hands from this labor....

This software version requires you set your static timing at the higher point wanted. For instance if you choose 29° at 3000 rpm you'll probably need to modify a bit your stator plate. A close to come upgrading will free your mind and hands from this labor....
Size matters!
I just wish the software would work on my windows 8 laptop
its ok on my older PC.
Fatsfrog, do you have anything to do with the Kheper?

Fatsfrog, do you have anything to do with the Kheper?
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It's not him dressed as a bee is it? 

I managed to get the software working on windows 8, it was problem with the path to Java.
If you need to know how to get it working in windows 8 send me a PM
Ive been creating various curves to try, its great fun lol
If you need to know how to get it working in windows 8 send me a PM

Ive been creating various curves to try, its great fun lol
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I asked the question because the Chiselspeed box holds 16 curves, and you can switch from one to the next at the turn of a screw-driver. Whilst you cannot design and upload a curve onto the Chisel speed box, with 16 curves you should find one that is close-enough.
It would just be nice to have more than one curve in the box, so you can easily compare two curves without resorting to your laptop. In fact, it would be possible to have one for town use, and one for motorway use, at the flick of a switch on the handlebars.
Hang-on a moment, I'm getting carried away.
Don't mis-understand me FF, I like the look of the Kheper box. It is a far more accessible programmeable box than the one that Charlie Edmonds is selling for much more money, but I thought I would ask the question. I'm tempted.
It would just be nice to have more than one curve in the box, so you can easily compare two curves without resorting to your laptop. In fact, it would be possible to have one for town use, and one for motorway use, at the flick of a switch on the handlebars.
Hang-on a moment, I'm getting carried away.
Don't mis-understand me FF, I like the look of the Kheper box. It is a far more accessible programmeable box than the one that Charlie Edmonds is selling for much more money, but I thought I would ask the question. I'm tempted.
Martin