Got SPELL CHECK.......Jus'kiddin' Rich...(Zeeeesh, some people!) OK, so
was' the base setting on, at correction factor. Does this mean some one
in Denver City on a dyno will be able to know what the readings were if
they'd dyno'd in Death Valley ? And on a power comparision the figures
will be comparable ?
Hey, I've see the local priest swinging something about, does he dyno
too ?..............DK.
V4GR@aol.com wrote:
>
> The dyno has sensors for barometric pressure and tempter. Also your supposed
> to get dew point or something by swinging some other thing around. The
> instructions tell you to find the actual barometric pressure at the point the
> dyno is installed and make sure the dyno barometer is correct. Than when you
> run the motor the dyno gives you whatever the reading is and a reading
> "corrected to standard temp and pressure." Of course this is variable
> according to what figures you gave it to correct from in the first place.
> Give it the right parameters and you can "correct" to some pretty impressive
> numbers.
> Get spell check. Rich Fox
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