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Old 04-24-2007, 09:43 PM   #1073 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by David Bohrer
Alrighty, the timing was verified at a chosen angle of 62 netted a 9.8-10.1 degrees on the timing wheel when the timing was locked down in MS to 10 degrees. The variance was due to a idle surge. So kudos to all that helped develop the NGC code!

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einstein's MSQ had a trigger angle of 61, so it was very close. And when leaving the PCM in control of IAC functions, you need to tee into the TPS so the PCM can still read it...
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