I had originally posted this on msefi.com but will try again here...
I was looking at the Dwell readings for a datalog and noticed that at 7k rpm the dwell is reading 4.00. Given I have a 6 cylinder, I don't think that's possible. The way I calculate it, each revolution takes 8.5 ms and there need to be 3 ignition events per revolution. Hence it's not possible for dwell to be 4 ms at that engine speed.
Perhaps the units for dwell are not ms? What am I missing?
How is Dwell reported?
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How is Dwell reported?
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'73 240Z
Castle Rock, CO USA
'73 240Z
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Re: How is Dwell reported?
In 1.0.2, 2.0.1, 2.1.0, 2.1.1 and most 3.0.x codes the dwell is the desired dwell in ms. In the very latest 3.0.3 alpha code I changed it so that dwell is reported after the "time available" calculation has been performed. So with that code (only) you would see the dwell reducing at the higher rpms.
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