Dynojet Wideband Commander......suggestions?
Dynojet Wideband Commander......suggestions? Anybody out there have this wideband monitor? It looks to be the best one out there..........what are your impressions of the monitor?
Thanks....
Conrad
Thanks....
Conrad
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by ataylors
they have software demos..
We also have a local GP coming if your interested
We also have a local GP coming if your interested
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I heard it doesn't plot AF vs RPM.
Here is an example of the export to text
Time TP RPM AFR
0.000 12 1862 14.5
0.030 11 1873 14.6
0.140 11 1888 14.9
0.310 10 1898 15.2
0.470 11 1913 15.2
0.681 12 1923 14.8
0.791 15 1937 14.8
0.941 16 1948 14.7
1.081 25 1967 14.7
1.242 35 1982 14.7
1.382 62 2015 14.7
1.542 103 2029 14.6
1.632 103 2077 14.4
1.792 102 2129 14.1
1.933 103 2182 13.2
2.103 102 2232 12.7
2.253 102 2284 12.7
2.423 104 2369 12.7
You can see exactly how it is by going here and downloading the software and sample logs http://widebandcommander.com/downloads.htm
On The Tree
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I have the commander and love it. Dead nuts accurate compared to the LM-1 at my local dyno, and always stays right near 14.7 during normal driving (on the gauge).
Logs up to 15 minutes on board, and the 0-5v output can be used to sync up with logging software.
I also use the relay controller to control my second stage nitrous shot. It activates at 4200RPM and 100% throttle, only if the AFR is richer then 12.2
Logs up to 15 minutes on board, and the 0-5v output can be used to sync up with logging software.
I also use the relay controller to control my second stage nitrous shot. It activates at 4200RPM and 100% throttle, only if the AFR is richer then 12.2
Originally Posted by Draco
I have the commander and love it. Dead nuts accurate compared to the LM-1 at my local dyno, and always stays right near 14.7 during normal driving (on the gauge).
Logs up to 15 minutes on board, and the 0-5v output can be used to sync up with logging software.
I also use the relay controller to control my second stage nitrous shot. It activates at 4200RPM and 100% throttle, only if the AFR is richer then 12.2
Logs up to 15 minutes on board, and the 0-5v output can be used to sync up with logging software.
I also use the relay controller to control my second stage nitrous shot. It activates at 4200RPM and 100% throttle, only if the AFR is richer then 12.2
Good use of the extra outputs.
I bought this one:
www.zeitronix.com
I really like it..I also run the logging software on my laptop at the same time as I run the LS1 Scan software.
Works well together.
You can input:
Wideband (obviously)
RPM
TPS
Boost
User input (0-5V)
EGT
Pretty nice and it was $400 with the sensor and the LCD screen.
Nick
www.zeitronix.com
I really like it..I also run the logging software on my laptop at the same time as I run the LS1 Scan software.
Works well together.
You can input:
Wideband (obviously)
RPM
TPS
Boost
User input (0-5V)
EGT
Pretty nice and it was $400 with the sensor and the LCD screen.
Nick
