Offcial "How-to" - Setting up TurboEdit Basemaps
06-21-2004, 02:11 AM
#11
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Re:Offcial "How-to" - Setting up TurboEdit Basemaps
hmmm new problem
i get the new calculations from excel, then i copy and paste them into the stable and they are fine...but when i save and reopen the stable rom the numbers keep changing
for instance at 500 in -31 the number for ignition is 14.58 but then when i reopen the file it changed to 14.76
whats going on here?
i get the new calculations from excel, then i copy and paste them into the stable and they are fine...but when i save and reopen the stable rom the numbers keep changing
for instance at 500 in -31 the number for ignition is 14.58 but then when i reopen the file it changed to 14.76
whats going on here?
06-21-2004, 10:27 AM
#12
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Re:Offcial "How-to" - Setting up TurboEdit Basemaps
Originally Posted by durden
hmmm new problem
i get the new calculations from excel, then i copy and paste them into the stable and they are fine...but when i save and reopen the stable rom the numbers keep changing
for instance at 500 in -31 the number for ignition is 14.58 but then when i reopen the file it changed to 14.76
whats going on here?
i get the new calculations from excel, then i copy and paste them into the stable and they are fine...but when i save and reopen the stable rom the numbers keep changing
for instance at 500 in -31 the number for ignition is 14.58 but then when i reopen the file it changed to 14.76
whats going on here?
What you're seeing is normal. It's rounding based on the points at which the multiplier can actually calculate. - TurboEF9
06-21-2004, 02:51 PM
#15
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Re:Offcial "How-to" - Setting up TurboEdit Basemaps
Hopefully eventually I can get Jason's help in writing a plugin that does all of the stuff automatically.
Basically it would be a little wizard where you would pick which engine, which injectors, what boost efficiency and how to retard ignition and TE would do all of the work for you.
Anyone that knows VB or the other supported languages for writing TE plugins might be more efficient than I though, so if you think it's something you could help with, let us know.
Basically it would be a little wizard where you would pick which engine, which injectors, what boost efficiency and how to retard ignition and TE would do all of the work for you.
Anyone that knows VB or the other supported languages for writing TE plugins might be more efficient than I though, so if you think it's something you could help with, let us know.
07-03-2004, 08:58 PM
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Re:Offcial "How-to" - Setting up TurboEdit Basemaps
I also have another write-up I should have posted...here it is, Fuel Tuning tips.
http://www.-------------/te/fueltuning.htm
http://www.-------------/te/fueltuning.htm
