Hi.
Does anyone have an extra ducatiboy bypass before 06 unit that they wish to sell ?
Thanks

why not ask ducatiboy himself? or visit his website? Is your headunit a Pre-July2006 unit? Here is the link to his site:

http://www.sminntech.com/z1flasher.html

Wow, a whole new level for my business...

My circuits are now being sold used! :)

Yes, follow the link above, I maintain stock in them and ship them out the next day.

I can see it now.

http://www.(flea)ebay.com

Ducati' Pioneer Z1 Pre 07/06 Bypass **MINT**
Starting Bid: $199.99
Used for 6 months but in great condition. Will ship to US only. Shipping is $45 for ground service, $60 for 3rd Day Air

:lol:

Maybe I need to start packing them in something other than heat shrink tubing:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0042718877

THIS UNIT IS ENCLOSED IN A DURABLE PLASTIC CASE! NOT SOME CHEASY SHRINK WRAP THAT CAN TEAR AT ANY MOMENT!



:) I wanted to add something to my auction that I figured out how to turn off the caps lock key on my keyboard. It is funny that his is 15 times the size, I believe it used relays and a 555 timer. And any one would recommend that you use heat shrink on the wires after you solder them. I just tried to rip or tear my heat shrink and me and another guy physically couldn't do it. You can cut it, but you won't just tear it. :)

This guy had contacted me a few times trying to get me to up my price. I assume that it's cause he wanted to make more for his. Or maybe if I upped my price he would use it against me.

I love Ebay! The people you find there are so DIVERSE!

hahaha his auction says the unit is smaller than a dollar bill, but it looks like its almost as thick as a brick! How many dashboards could it actually fit behind? And i love how he was taking a cheap shot at your unit, and he couldn't even spell cheesy right, spelling it "cheasy". Does he eat grilled chease sandwiches? lol How professional he is. And yes, I love how ITS IN ALL CAPS!

Yah his bypass is:
W 3 1/4" X H 2 1/8" X D 1 3/8" = 9.496 cubic inches

Mine is

W 2" x H 3/4" x D 3/8" = 0.5625 cubic inches

His is almost 17 times larger. I wonder what he used. If I wanted to be cheasy when I designed my circuit I could have done it with 10 components instead of 30. It still would have been smaller. :) His initial design had 5 wires too, he finally figured out how to do it with 4 about a week ago.

This guy I have taked to...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0041873335
Very nice guy. A compeditor, but a very nice guy.

Why is his so big? PAC has been selling one for months that look exactly like his picture but its more like 1 in x 1 in x 1 in. They say it is for "marine use" of the Z1 only. Pretty funny

ducatiboy said:

Yah his bypass is:
W 3 1/4" X H 2 1/8" X D 1 3/8" = 9.496 cubic inches

Mine is

W 2" x H 3/4" x D 3/8" = 0.5625 cubic inches

His is almost 17 times larger. I wonder what he used. If I wanted to be cheasy when I designed my circuit I could have done it with 10 components instead of 30. It still would have been smaller. :) His initial design had 5 wires too, he finally figured out how to do it with 4 about a week ago.

This guy I have taked to...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0041873335
Very nice guy. A compeditor, but a very nice guy.

whtcrxghst said:

Why is his so big? PAC has been selling one for months that look exactly like his picture but its more like 1 in x 1 in x 1 in. They say it is for "marine use" of the Z1 only. Pretty funny

I don't know, I'm guessing that the larger relays are cheaper and he is using them. I have used relays that are 1/2" cubed. But I'm guessing there is also a lot of empty space in his enclosure. Just picked something off the shelf so it wasn't wrapped in some cheasy shrink wrap. :)

ducatiboy said:

Mine is W 2" x H 3/4" x D 3/8" = 0.5625 cubic inches

OK, who's measured their Ducati circuit?