Dataloggers?
04-04-05, 10:16 PM
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Dataloggers?
Does anyone make a datalogger for the FC? Something that you can hook up to a laptop or pda and record all sorts of things? Or do I need a stand alone unit to do this?
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Originally Posted by dDuB
Innovate Motorsports wideband data logger. You can log on the handheld for a certain amount of time, or hook a laptop up to it for unlimited logging.
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Originally Posted by hondahater
yeah I was thinking you meant more than just afr numbers. The rtek will datalogg a bunch of things.
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Originally Posted by Mindspin311
does it log more than just AFR?
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Originally Posted by hondahater
yeah I was thinking you meant more than just afr numbers. The rtek will datalogg a bunch of things.
My wideband will datalog rpm, afr, lambda, boost, and other things. Sorry I would say everything I'm just off to see if I did something stupid to my car 
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Soon.
With 2.0 you'll be able to log:
rpm, boost, airflow (in kg/hr), TPS, AFM air T, intake air T,
injector pulse widths, timing (lead and trail), coolant T,
battery, O2 and ATP; ie basically all sensors connected to
the ECU.
Its also got a mode where you can use the ATP input as a
general purpose analog input (good for logging WBO2 or
EGT, etc). Pic attached of a log in the post capture viewer,
"analog 1" is my WBO2.
-Henrik
With 2.0 you'll be able to log:
rpm, boost, airflow (in kg/hr), TPS, AFM air T, intake air T,
injector pulse widths, timing (lead and trail), coolant T,
battery, O2 and ATP; ie basically all sensors connected to
the ECU.
Its also got a mode where you can use the ATP input as a
general purpose analog input (good for logging WBO2 or
EGT, etc). Pic attached of a log in the post capture viewer,
"analog 1" is my WBO2.
-Henrik
04-05-05, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Mindspin311
gah! its all so expensive
Most Dynos charge about 150 bucks an hour.. thats 3 hours of dyno time...
You'll get 50 - 100 good hours out of that sensor....... and the LM-1 itself will last indefinately.....
Do the math.....
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Originally Posted by YearsOfDecay
Hmmmmm You can get a Lm-1 with the RPM kit for around 450 bucks.....
Most Dynos charge about 150 bucks an hour.. thats 3 hours of dyno time...
You'll get 50 - 100 good hours out of that sensor....... and the LM-1 itself will last indefinately.....
Do the math.....
Most Dynos charge about 150 bucks an hour.. thats 3 hours of dyno time...
You'll get 50 - 100 good hours out of that sensor....... and the LM-1 itself will last indefinately.....
Do the math.....
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