So you want to raise the rev limiter on your non SSIM 3.5

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Mar 19, 2011 | 09:59 AM

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Yikes that is disgusting to look at Nmex. Mine shifts from 72 to around 56 on the 1-2 shift.

Mar 19, 2011 | 10:02 AM

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Ya, 7100 to 4500,

or as the kids would say, SMH.

Mar 19, 2011 | 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by NmexMAX

It's hertz, inverse of time(time^-1, or 1/time), because it is in "units" which are from my sheet, and it is in 1/60.

If that is the case, you cannot determine how long the shift takes. Going from point x_1 = 313 Hz to x_2 = 318 Hz makes no sense.

However, is could be a conversion from time in min (as in min/60 = s) because the y-axis is also in min (specifically rev/min). But, if this were the case, a 5-second shift would be super long, so I still would guess that it is a 0.5-second shift. Just curious: where did you come up with the "0.1s" that you originally posted?

EDIT: I don't mean to drag my inquiry out, as it doesn't quite relate to the OP. I'll let it rest.

Last edited by tcb_02_max; Mar 19, 2011 at 01:41 PM.