cwdodson88
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Which ones I know they come in different wattages and stuff
Id say 1/2 watt to be overly safe... VR sensors have been know to spike a bit.
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Which ones I know they come in different wattages and stuff
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Id say 1/2 watt to be overly safe... VR sensors have been know to spike a bit.
No you need a $35 adapter for your Mercedes/ autozone, sensor and a prime douche to file down the adapter, on a lathe because you cant make sense of it all, then make a special harness, then an adapter for the adapters adapter..If your both douches its free of charge. Douchery cancels out sense, i mean, cents. Then the super swell guy can make a 8 page article about how awesome he is that he found the fix, only-he didn't. Thats how 740 rolls, ATL for tha win. Now go type up some more of everyone elses ideas and call it yours.. O you already did. My bad.
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Really? The voltage isnt an issue, its the amperage.
but in order to correctly limit the current you need to dissipate some thing somewhere... it wont hurt anything to use a higher wattage resistor.
Not quite. Its not sinking current the way you think it is.
hmmm... ok, so is it bad to use 1/2 watt resistors?
Other than packaging in the Microsquirt, no.
I'd go with micro. It does everything you would want to, in a small water resistant enclosure with a much better connector. 100%
No reason by me, the connector is great, the enclosure is great... the only thing I had against it was surface mounted components and no proto area for modification, but thats just because I like to Fidle with stuff... and the pain/pleasure of trying to make things work.
I bought resistors from RadioShack today, 1/4 watt it's $1.29 for 5 so I bought a smorgasboard of 1k, 2.2k, 4.7k and 10k.
^ That's what I'm doing ^
Best stand alone ever, My car has never run better. Even stock it just wasn't as smooth. Now its full Frankenstein mechanically. Im glad I asked Kenny before I shot myself in the foot with lh programming bits and tools and cords. However Wiring up the stand alone i found the problem i had been chasing for a year or so, frayed crankshaft sensor plug on volvo harness side. Almost completely severed, both wires were. Hanging on by hairs, which explains erratic dyno and power levels. Never the less, full program ability speaks volumes. Now if i can figure out how to get it to spool from stop, whats that called-antilag, stutterbox?