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HansL
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RE: Hydraulic Dyno Issues

Showing hydraulic pressures  dyno2.jpg

2 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

Perhaps this printout will make it more clear. Results vs Time. Run starts at 2000 RPM, brake needs to start at 58%, then drop to 44% after about 7 ...

3 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

The Walvoil flow control you are linking to is basically a manually adjusted version of proportional valve I am using. The flow rate of my valve is c...

3 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

@admin That is not how I do the runs. I start at LOW RPM, say 2000 RPM. The Brake needs start the run at 50% braking command. As the pull starts...

3 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

Nice looking setup. I must be on something around 3.2.153 based on the dates. I am using a Sun Hydraulics proportional throttle valve. I drive...

3 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

Here is an example of how I need to make a pull. You will notice that I start the brake at a higher percent, and have to reduce that percent over the...

3 years ago
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RE: New Brake Control for Hydraulic Dyno

Yes, I'm still using it. Here it is in action. /p> I use the BRAKE SWEEP and control the brake with the BRAKE SWEEP % mode. I can't use t...

3 years ago
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RE: New Software features

I tried this, exactly like your picture and described, and I don't get anything on the graph. Version 3.3 Never mind. It just won't populate t...

4 years ago
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RE: New Software features

I think this may be the same issue I'm having... /p>

4 years ago
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RE: MSD 8918

I just added this same setup. I can get the RPM2 gauge to read the signal correctly, but I can not get the "ENGINE RPM" to register this signal on th...

5 years ago
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RE: Comparability with hydraulic outboard engine dyno

Is it possible to use one of the Aux inputs for the "load cell" feature, pressure transducers are much more available with a 0-5v, 0-10v, .5-4.5v and ...

5 years ago
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