The list

Put your hand up.

One email, once, when there are KAN_1 boards in a box. Say what the number on this list actually decides, and that a filled-in form is worth more to the project right now than anything else a stranger could do.

Cost$0

ObligationNone

Emails1

Batch 15units

This is a waitlist, not a pre-order. No payment is taken, no place is reserved and nothing is promised on a date. Put the reason in your own words, and say what will happen instead when there is finally something to buy.

Waitlist

Email required · everything else optional

Email *

Used once, for one message. Not sold, not shared, no newsletter.

What do you drive?

KAN_1 only fits the ZD8 today. Say so anyway if you drive something else — it tells me where a second car is worth the work.

Where are you?

Shipping and compliance differ by country, and it decides which one gets sorted first.

What would you want out of it?

Optional, and the part I actually read. It shapes what the first five do.

No payment · no account · one email

What you're signing up to

One email, when there are boards to sell. Not a mailing list, not a newsletter, no drip sequence.
No payment and no place in a queue. Being on the list doesn't reserve a unit.
No date promised. The first five haven't been ordered yet, and lead times are what they are.
You can ask to be removed and the record is deleted. Reply to the email, or use the form again with a note.

Why the list matters

The uncomfortable version: a niche product, one car, one country, and no way to know whether the demand is there without asking. Say that a number was set in advance rather than judged after the fact, what happens if it is met — enclosure, packaging, documentation, a buy button — and what happens if it isn't.

Before you sign up

Read the does / does not table first. In particular: lap timing is around ±0.1 s and this is not a transponder replacement, and the device fits the ZD8 only.

One line telling the wrong customer to walk away.

Not ready for the list?

The browser tools are free and need no signup — try the overlay or the data review on a real ZD8 session. Nothing you load into them leaves your machine.