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> WB O2 monitoring, Which one?
lmcchesney
post Jul 21 2006, 08:26 AM
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A few questions regarding WB O2 monitoring.
When using the monitor to adjust you engine, is the data stored somewhere with cooralation with rpm/throtle position? Or is it just displayed and you have to record the associated data?
Does the feed the information into the ECU like megasquirt, and the ECU adjust the A/F ratio for optimal operating?
What setup has been found to be reliable and afforable?
Thanks again,
Larry
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yarin
post Jul 21 2006, 09:25 PM
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Gotta love the LC-1. I'm a big fan.

You can log from the LC-1 using a laptop with Logworks software which is included. However with this config you will only log AFR vs. time. If you want to buy a cheap datalogging system I would buy or build a MS I box and connect your sensors up to it and use it strictly for datalogging.



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