Evo sad ozbiljne analize i par odličnih alternativa jedinstvenom ECU:
http://plus.autosport.com/free/feature/4886/motogp-how-the-past-could-help-the-future/
Autor Toby Moody
Ova ideja mi je zaličila na rešenje:
The question is: do we need an ECU at all? The riders are very adamant that without the electronics there would be more of them in hospital than on the grid. We must listen to that as it's their asses on the line, but Moto2 and Moto3 all have throttle cables leading to the butterflies.
Tech3 engineer Tom Jojic explains: "If they want to make that happen then put a cable on the butterfly and give all the control back to the riders. You can then leave the ECU fully open and allow the factories to develop new strategies to deal with engine braking and traction control, i.e. an electronic clutch for engine braking and engine decompression for traction control.
"It sounds far-fetched, but the manufacturers want a challenge. Then we will stop all this max-angle, full-throttle, ECU-controlled power management that only the top three riders can cope with. Moto2/3 both have the cable butterfly and so did the old 500cc two-stroke machines with much worse tyres than we have now."
Da skratim: umesto jedinstvenog ECU-a sajla do leptirova i ručna kontrola gasa umesto sadašnje "pun gas na maximalnom nagibu a kompjuter otvara leptirove u skladu s prijanjanjem". Sva druga elektronika bi nastavila da se razvija kao i do sada.