Hi Guys,
I did finaly get this to work thanks to many of the people and posts around here. The MS3 now logs the dyno and seems to work well. Here is a vid of it while I was still working the kinks out.
Thanks!
http://youtu.be/moi2viHbKuw
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- Mon Feb 20, 2012 8:31 pm
- Forum: Hi-Tech Topics
- Topic: Using MSII for dyno data collection
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- Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:39 am
- Forum: Hi-Tech Topics
- Topic: Using MSII for dyno data collection
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Re: Using MSII for dyno data collection
Sorry for the slow response.
This project would place a megasquirt on the dyno to collect info for the dyno run for non injected cars. It would also be used to dyno MS injected motors.
1) to get dyno RPM, install some tach mechanism to the dyno like a trigger wheel. You do not need many teeth so ...
This project would place a megasquirt on the dyno to collect info for the dyno run for non injected cars. It would also be used to dyno MS injected motors.
1) to get dyno RPM, install some tach mechanism to the dyno like a trigger wheel. You do not need many teeth so ...
- Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:02 pm
- Forum: Hi-Tech Topics
- Topic: Using MSII for dyno data collection
- Replies: 6
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Using MSII for dyno data collection
I'm converting an older analog engine dyno to digital. At this point I'm using an analog to digital converter and some custom software to plot dyno pulls. The problem is it is a little slow collecting data and only has 4 channels. I was dynoing my new motor and tuning with TS when the though hit me ...