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IIRC, you had one of the earlier versions of the
EC2 as well, but also installed the update chips? So I would assume that the
update chips do allow this transfer function, or is there more to it as Tracy's
e-mail sort of indicates?
Hi
Todd,
Tracy did
tell me that very old EC-2's didn't have the link between to the controller, so
they wouldn't perform this function. Later units just need the new
software. My EC-2 is from Feb 2002, and it does seem to perform this
function.
I have to
admit that I've never found controller B to just magically run like
controller A when I've done this. There will be some diff just
because of the temp sensor in A, that doesn't exist in B. The only way to
eliminate that would be to tune A when the OAT is at whatever the fix temp
value Tracy sets for B. The last time I tried this, it seemed to
work better than it ever has, but it still didn't seem like the injector flow
rate settings came over. Tracy said it was an all or nothing
function, and that it should either work, or not.
I'll be really interested to
hear how this works for others. For the record, my number one feature
request for the EC-2 is to be able to save all the programming parameters for
each controller. I'd like to be able to save them to laptop,
Ipaq, memory stick, etc, then restore them as needed. Getting
the MAP table just right can be a fiddly affair sometimes, and I find myself
hesitant to try to make a "quick touch up" for fear that I'll screw something
else up in the process. Knowing that you can backup and restore the
data would be nice.
Cheers,
Rusty (assuming the rotors
arrive, I'll be ready to reassemble this weekend)
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