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Power FC pro is basically is a Power FC with the new model hand controller that works with the Power FC tuning software (Win 98/Me/2000 and XP versions).

Nothing to get excited about as both the software and the interface are available through dubious sources that work with normal Power FC's. The only drawback used to be that the hand controller needed to be chipped to let it work with the software. This package is the official version of the "underground mod" that's been available for the last couple of years.

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The fc pro ecu has 2 extra functions over the normal fc. They are . The pro has a zero km/h rev limit function for launching and the normal rev limiter takes out spark instead of fuel which is safer in a high hp engine.

He is talking about the PFC PRO software, not the PFC Pro ECU :rant:

LW.

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