Done and done. Now my AFR displays just fine, within acceptable (to me) accuracy, and reads all the way up to 19:1.
Thanks for the help, folks.
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- Sun Sep 12, 2004 5:51 pm
- Forum: Wiring and Sensors
- Topic: D11 and Wide Band EGO sensors?
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- Sun Sep 12, 2004 5:09 pm
- Forum: Wiring and Sensors
- Topic: D11 and Wide Band EGO sensors?
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What about D11
No offense Scott, but rather than ignore the problem I'd like it to be a non-issue.
The discrepancy between actual input voltage and displayed voltage (from Megasquirt's point of view) is larger the closer to 3.8 volts you get. That should imply (as I intend it to) that there's ALWAYS a ...
The discrepancy between actual input voltage and displayed voltage (from Megasquirt's point of view) is larger the closer to 3.8 volts you get. That should imply (as I intend it to) that there's ALWAYS a ...
- Sun Sep 12, 2004 7:22 am
- Forum: Wiring and Sensors
- Topic: D11 and Wide Band EGO sensors?
- Replies: 30
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What about D11
Just got linked to this thread...
I just built and installed a Techedge WBO2 system, and have pin 4 (linear 5 volts) feeding my Megasquirt's O2 sensor input. However, the closer the output of the WBO2 gets to 4 volts (17:1 AFR) the greater the difference between the actual voltage at pin 4 and the ...
I just built and installed a Techedge WBO2 system, and have pin 4 (linear 5 volts) feeding my Megasquirt's O2 sensor input. However, the closer the output of the WBO2 gets to 4 volts (17:1 AFR) the greater the difference between the actual voltage at pin 4 and the ...