http://www.charm.net/~mchaney/homedyno/homedyno.htm

Discuss!

Looks very interesting!
I would like to see an independant test to see just how accurate it is.
As a one off power figure it may be ok, but I dont see how u could set up a fuel inj. system with it without monitoring the fuel/air ratio. Surely if you just keep adjusting it to get a faster acc. time u will end up with a melted piston

You could always build one of these as well , i have a circuit diagram for a fuel air meter using a standard Lambda sensor and displaying on an led bar graph , im sure it wouldnt be to difficult to add in the results from this as well.
Paul

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Originally posted by PaulBuz
Looks very interesting!
I dont see how u could set up a fuel inj. system with it without monitoring the fuel/air ratio. Surely if you just keep adjusting it to get a faster acc. time u will end up with a melted piston

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Paul,

Can you post details of the Lamda circuit please?

Cheers

Ill have to dig it out , its saved on a backup disk somewhere but will look tommorow night.
Paul.

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Originally posted by Northy
Paul,

Can you post details of the Lamda circuit please?

Cheers

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Just been searching and found this page
www.drivewerks.com/tech/street_dyno.htm
It has a downloadable version of basic software and details about how to record directly to a laptop.I just need to find an old cheap laptop.
I havent yet found my fuel air meter diagram but did find a couple of others by searching for diy fuel air ratio meter.
Paul

Just realised link doesnt work but am sure someone will tell me how to type it in correctly.
Paul.