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Walter, yes you need an RPM input free to connect it to engine RPM. But OBD2 connection will work also for hub dynos. You connect a Bluetooth or USB OBD2 adapter to the OBD2 port, connect to it from YourDyno, and you have the engine RPM from there. So no need to try to match exactly a set RPM and press a button, it will be automatic.
I asume the point 3 Will not work for Hub dyno since it use 2 rpm sensors already, does it?
How do Will exact work the point 2 for to get Works bluetooth with yourdyno software?
Also why to have another power hp correction? what about J1349?
please add car wheel speed from roller ratio on measured table, and din 70020 correction, and white background for chart, then we can add our watermark in pdf print,
best regards
majkel
