LM-2 Digital Air/Fuel Ratio Meter - Info Please

[Blackice]

Anyone used one of these ? I am think of getting one, just want to hear your thoughts on this or other 02 wide band

Here is the site, http://www.innovatemotorsports.com

They describe the unit as a
The LM-2 combines an air/fuel ratio meter, a full-function 32-channel datalogger, and powerful software to deliver a complete tuning workshop for less than the cost of one dyno day. Whether you have a piggy-back fuel controller, race carb, aftermarket ECU, ODB-II tuning software, or a flash/chip programmer, an LM-2 is the tool you need to dial in maximum HP. The meter’s digital signal processing technology provides data on exactly how rich or lean an engine is running at any load. The LM-2’s self-calibrating circuitry also compensates for changes in temperature, altitude, and sensor condition.

* Patented “Direct Digital” Wideband Technology
* Wideband O2 Compatible with ALL fuel types
* Single or Dual Channel Version Available
* OBD-II Scan tool- read/clear DTCs and log up to 16 channels of CAN OBD-II Data
* Log directly to SD card (included)
* Playback log data on screen and/or with powerful LogWorks software (included)
* Large high-contrast graphics LCD
* Built-in RPM converter (direct frequency or with optional inductive clamp)
* 4 fully-differential analog inputs
* 2 configurable linear analog outputs
* Positive lock connectors for all connections
* Innovate MTS serial IN and OUT
* USB connection to your PC

The LM-2 also features two fully programmable linear analog outputs to connect to analog gauges, dyno computers, ECUs, piggyback controllers, and other devices with analog inputs. Analog output 1 comes setup from the factory ready for narrowband simulation; analog output 2 is configured as 0 volt = 7.35 AFR and 5 volts = 22.39 AFR. With the provided LM Programmer software these analog outputs may also be configured by the user.

At $349.00 it looks like a great deal.

[sha1234]

innovate wideband O2 sensors are pretty much a standard for E30 turbo cars, but having an OBDII scanner for our cars isnt really useful but still that things looks pretty cool