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Mail From: "James Hammond" <(email redacted)>


I'm pretty new to the MLL, but im getting the hang of it. Here's my
question.

What should i set the dyno factor to? I'm at 5100ft, in Alb, NM.

Thanks,
James

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Mail From: "Miata Link Lab Support" <(email redacted)>


Hi James,

The "dyno factor" is an across the board percentage added to all torque (and
hence power) calculation results. The original intention was that if you
had a dyno-measured power output and MLL was giving you consistantly
different results, you could just throw a percentage in to get them to
match. Never thought of using for altitude compensation...

Glenn

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Sent: 06 November 2001 03:11
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Subject: Quick MLL question




I'm pretty new to the MLL, but im getting the hang of it. Here's my
question.

What should i set the dyno factor to? I'm at 5100ft, in Alb, NM.

Thanks,
James

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