acceleration time
07-22-2008 | 05:14 PM
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From: Chatham, UNITED KINGDOM
acceleration time
Hi All
Sorry but I have forgotten which way it is for speeding up the acceleration on a WREN mK3 is it increase or decrease the number?
Thank s
Tony
Sorry but I have forgotten which way it is for speeding up the acceleration on a WREN mK3 is it increase or decrease the number?
Thank s
Tony
07-22-2008 | 07:01 PM
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RE: acceleration time
Hi Tony,
decrease the parameter to make it faster, but make sure you do incremental tests with the ducting/canopy on, otherwise you might get a flame out in the air.
i did just that yesterday as i've put the new diffuser into my MW54 Mk3 and was able to get the accel/decel numbers down to 12 from 20+
Jules.
decrease the parameter to make it faster, but make sure you do incremental tests with the ducting/canopy on, otherwise you might get a flame out in the air.
i did just that yesterday as i've put the new diffuser into my MW54 Mk3 and was able to get the accel/decel numbers down to 12 from 20+
Jules.
07-22-2008 | 07:21 PM
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From: Decatur, IN
RE: acceleration time
Decreasing the value will will cause the turbine to spool quicker. Do this by decreasing the value by one at a time, being careful not to cause the turbine accel to become to aggressive.
