Battery Voltage Correction (How to set?)
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So I've looked and read and found nothing on how I should set my battery voltage correction value.
Do i just bring up a voltage gauge in MS and then adjust the value to what my multimeter reads at the battery or is there something I missed in all the manuals I've read?
Do i just bring up a voltage gauge in MS and then adjust the value to what my multimeter reads at the battery or is there something I missed in all the manuals I've read?
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I found this:
Battery Voltage Correction (ms/V) (BatFac) is the number of milliseconds that MegaSquirt-II adds to each fuel injection pulse to compensate for the slower opening of the injectors with lower supply voltages. Generally 0.10 ms/V or 0.2 ms/V is about right.
It appears everything I can find says .1 ms/V is fine. Anyone else running something different than that?
Battery Voltage Correction (ms/V) (BatFac) is the number of milliseconds that MegaSquirt-II adds to each fuel injection pulse to compensate for the slower opening of the injectors with lower supply voltages. Generally 0.10 ms/V or 0.2 ms/V is about right.
It appears everything I can find says .1 ms/V is fine. Anyone else running something different than that?
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