Another chainsaw dyno...
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Too freaking cold to do anything else!
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Its 20 here again. Don't even needz long undies.
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Good to see this thread active again!
Here is the graph for the stock vs muff mod numbers above.
Would like to hear some opinions on what you guys would like to see included on future reports etc.
With color, I think the ones could be a bit thinner.
The graph shows the difference, but the number report really shows the difference.
Maybe both of these for before/after runs.
And the graph with the report below for ported saw only runs?
Thanks for the help.
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Joe if it was me this is the graph report I'd want to see. Like seeing the graph and the peak numbers all in one place.
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This is an awesome report format in my book.
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Wow ... Over 7.2 Hp from a muff modded 462 ... I knew I liked them saws!!! And porting adds even more! 
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The difference in Hp from 9,500 to 10,500 will likely result in much better cut times. Impressive!
However, I don't see the actual #s, just the chart. Do others have a different view?
However, I don't see the actual #s, just the chart. Do others have a different view?
I do like that one, would be really nice for single already ported saws.
I don't think I can add a second run to that format...
I know personally I like to see the 2 runs on a single graph for before/after runs on a saw I am building.
Sure would be nice to be able to run 2 saws on the one report like those...
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Can you tailor it to the client/job or do you kind of have to choose?
I can do both, just seeing what people are more interested in.
The print with the graph and report could be for single test saws. When people send in already ported saws etc.
Then the graph and big data report can show differences between before/after runs.
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We are all damn lucky that Joe is willing to do all this for our viewing pleasure!
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I concur.
I’d like to see first tank and 15th tank on same saw contrasted graphs on same sheet.
Throw in some air filter pics too...
Someday it would be nice to try a run 1 vs 15 tanks... Even 6 of the same model all new out of the box...
Maybe the 1 pic I can add to the dyno report could be the air filter, instead of the complete saw...
You might be onto something.
