does anyone have a laptop dyno software im looking for some info on it...
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Ive never heard of anything like that
s3 magazine had a nice section on laptop dynos ill see if ic an dig it out
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nology makes one.... never tried it though just did a google search
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does anyone have one of thoes programs, i want to ask them some questions about it... the nology one or simmaler...
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nope i was just wondering how much the cable cost or can you make one yourself. i can prolly get the software and everything else for free.
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tyhey have ones for palm and other pdas.....but the cable costs like 30 bucks
I'm also interested in playing around with some of this software if anyone has it.
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not even close to accurate
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Rodimus Prime wrote:not even close to accurate
If a G-Tech can be close to accurate, I don't see why this would be any different.
i have the cable... i just need the software..
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Rodimus Prime wrote:not even close to accurate
your right but it does give you useful info
What cable do you have? All depends of the cable-software package.
Nology, Auterra, AutoEnginiuty, Digimoto, AutoTap are some programs for PC, Palm and PocketPC plataforms that can calculate times, power, torque and other variables.
How accurate will be, including a defined error margin, depends in how accurate is the data you will feed those programs.
Just as the G-Tech, if you don't feed the right weight, the HP readings will be anything out of reality.
Think another thing, some programs are licensed!!!.
A good option could be Digimoto Lite. It is free but I don't know if it have HP calculation module and if you have an ELM Scantool cable.
Check out www.scantool.net. Their cables are compatible with many freeware and licensed programs. Again Digimoto Lite and Scanmaster will be some options.
Other OBDII and CAN cable supliers could be www.multiplex-engineering.com and www.bbelectronics.com (same people that make autotap cables).
I hope this info help you.
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G techs arent accurate
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