Motor Dyno Questions
11-25-2002, 11:13 AM
#46
GraphiteDust-
Is this what you saw?
Is this what you saw?
Last edited by mike_Webb; 11-25-2002 at 11:17 AM.
11-25-2002, 11:25 AM
#47
11-25-2002, 11:29 AM
#48
I wonder how you hold the motor in the side to get the RPM... I found it for $31.445 pta from modlespain.com
I wonder how much that is US currency
I wonder how much that is US currency
11-25-2002, 11:42 AM
#49
I was wondering the same thing.
Especially since it's possible to check upto 6t mods.
Also I do not have a high expectation to the way this dyno measures.
As I figure it. it just measures RPM by a sensor, and check incoming power and voltage.
Also how much vlotage can be set is not very clear to me.
Regards,
Pizza
Especially since it's possible to check upto 6t mods.
Also I do not have a high expectation to the way this dyno measures.
As I figure it. it just measures RPM by a sensor, and check incoming power and voltage.
Also how much vlotage can be set is not very clear to me.
Regards,
Pizza
11-25-2002, 11:43 AM
#50
Looks like that dyno is really not a dyno...at best it is just a regular Deluxe Motor Break-in machine. It has the same features as the Integy Motor Dyno. I think those guys were pulling your leg about it being a prototype if it is this dyno because it has been out for about a year now.
11-26-2002, 09:00 AM
#51
Tech Fanatic
Mike Webb: Yup! Thats it! What brand is it anyway and who sells it? What was the cost?
Is ctx the brand? The one I saw was the first one I had seen here on the west coast.
I guess this is a matter of semantics. I guess this would be a "motor checker" vs. a "dyno". Looks to me like a true dyno would measure the mechanical output of the motor by connecting a load of some sorts to the output shaft of the motor. A motor checker would basically check the motors electrical parameters? Anyway, thanks for hunting down the answer.
Is ctx the brand? The one I saw was the first one I had seen here on the west coast. I guess this is a matter of semantics. I guess this would be a "motor checker" vs. a "dyno". Looks to me like a true dyno would measure the mechanical output of the motor by connecting a load of some sorts to the output shaft of the motor. A motor checker would basically check the motors electrical parameters? Anyway, thanks for hunting down the answer.
Last edited by Graphitedust; 11-26-2002 at 09:10 AM.
11-26-2002, 09:03 AM
#52
Looks like Team Mush More... Pizzaguy has the link.... TO me it is just a high end motor break-in device that really doesn't do you any good. I can do ther same thing on my T35's that this thing does. The Integy one also looks the same..but cheaper 
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