Solenoid Frequency??
12-09-2005, 08:05 AM
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I am looking at getting a FJO controller and it wants the Solenoid frequency for the progressive controller part, the help section said that the solenoid manufacturer would know this, but compucar doesn't seem to have an email tech department.
12-09-2005, 08:33 AM
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ummm call them up then.
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
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Originally Posted by 860 Performance
ummm call them up then.
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
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Originally Posted by Robert56
We should get a sticky going on all brand noids fuel/n2o for amp ratings and frequency. This is asked quite a bit, and with all these new progressive controllers on the market now...
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12-11-2005, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Robert56
We should get a sticky going on all brand noids fuel/n2o for amp ratings and frequency. This is asked quite a bit, and with all these new progressive controllers on the market now...
Robert
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