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I look at it for fun/reference, but never to dial the car. That is what a dedicated weather station is for. #Computech for me.
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I have not used it so can not say how well it works. It look like it uses the DynoJet SAE J1349 Dyno Correction factor as 100%. Most people will have had their engine on an engine dyno which uses SAE J607. Notice the DA = 1946 at 100% on this calculator. J607 at 100% is a DA = 0. Stan Last edited by Stan Weiss; 03-23-2021 at 11:59 AM. |
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Not sure if I understand you, why would you use -90 for dew point.
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