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Well, I am located everywhere. Military life has moved me around the world. I've been living overseas in Germany for half a year now and would like to build an APEX the next time I am stationed stateside. I more than likely will be stationed in California for my next duty station so the info is...

This is for all you current and future APEX builders, are you planning on reusing the VIN from the Eclipse donor or receiving a new VIN?

Faster moving air/fluid exerts a lower pressure. Aircraft wings use this by forcing air above the wing to move faster which creates a pressure difference. The slower moving higher pressure air then pushes the wing up. The same effect can aslo be seen in the shower. When you have fast...

Thats what I figured. I would be scared that I didn't calibrate the system correctly and have the air bag deploy while going over a bumpy road :drunk:.

Is it still possible to have an airbag deploy in a kit car?

Sounds like is going to much simpler than I was thinking. Great job Fran.

I am glad I was able to watch it. Great stuff

At least 10 times for me. I was really hoping to see this car in Pittsburgh

agreed

No problem. I figured it was about time to put all my schooling to use :) I've learned quite a bit about cars from everyone on this forum. I hope to build a car when I can find downtime in my Navy career.

It should work fine. I most certainly know my electronics. I'm glad I could help. Seeing your post made me join this forum after 9 months of passively reading.

You could wire two 10k resisters in parallel to give the 5k equivalent resistance.