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Is this the kind of think that you mean?
http://www.race-technology.com/WebPa...eterIntro.html
mb
p.s. There _used_ to be a Scoobynet discount, but i think that it no longer applies
http://www.race-technology.com/WebPa...eterIntro.html
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p.s. There _used_ to be a Scoobynet discount, but i think that it no longer applies
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Had 1 of the AP22`s in the car for bout the last year.
Initially the times were out by around 1.2 seconds over the 1/4. But after weighing my car and some experimentation with the config values now have it accurate to approx .2 seconds (checked against a set of christmas tree drag lights).
Pete
Initially the times were out by around 1.2 seconds over the 1/4. But after weighing my car and some experimentation with the config values now have it accurate to approx .2 seconds (checked against a set of christmas tree drag lights).
Pete
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Pete,
how did you weigh your car (and how accurate were the scales)??
BTW, have you seen the AP-22 D.C.A.T software that you can download from the Race Technology web-site (and register for GBP20)?
Looks pretty impressive, although i have yet to actually upload any data to it!
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how did you weigh your car (and how accurate were the scales)??
BTW, have you seen the AP-22 D.C.A.T software that you can download from the Race Technology web-site (and register for GBP20)?
Looks pretty impressive, although i have yet to actually upload any data to it!
mb
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Boomer,
I used the local weigh bridge m8, as far as i know the scales are accurate to a couple of kilos Had to redo it when my subs n stuff were added
Yeah the DCAT sware is pretty impressive, have used it quite a bit for power graphs n stuff between dyno days as a quick reference to c if recent upgrades have made any difference before booking a dyno session.
Pete
I used the local weigh bridge m8, as far as i know the scales are accurate to a couple of kilos Had to redo it when my subs n stuff were added
Yeah the DCAT sware is pretty impressive, have used it quite a bit for power graphs n stuff between dyno days as a quick reference to c if recent upgrades have made any difference before booking a dyno session.
Pete
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