EEC Analyzer

Blackened302

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• Jul 12, 2007

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so i just got my license and i'm trying to calculate the table for the cam settings.

when i hit "Calculate", an "Open File" dialogue box comes up looking for a .db file.

please don't tell me it's asking for a datalog. i don't have the R/T and was thinking this program was gonna calculate the table values for me so i can enter them with the tweecer.

 

vristang

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#2

• Jul 12, 2007

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Sorry,
It's looking for a datalog.....

 

Blackened302

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great... $55 down the hole.

thanks for the response.

 

Dan95-5.0

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#4

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i'll buy it off ya

 

Blackened302

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#5

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i appreciate the offer, Dan, but fortunately, i was able to get a refund after explaining my situation to Clint.

i suppose this might not be a possibility, but is there a way i can get the table for the injector timing using someone else's datalog that has a very similar combo?

 

final5-0

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#6

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Yeah Paul

EA works hand in hand with the data

It has some absolutely great help files

You used to be able to look at them without registering.

One thing you might think about after you upgrade that basic unit .....

IIRC ... Clint offers a discount on the package of EA and his Bin Editor

I've seen others on the .org site say they would not go back to
CalEdit after working with Bin Editor

Grady

 

final5-0

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I forgot to answer the dad gum question

I'd post up at the .org site for some help in that area

Grady