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Old 02-06-2001, 10:07 AM   #14
turbolx
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Originally posted by EZRIDN:
what do you mean by loads? help me understand that if u would....thanks
In addition to the mass of the drums (the only resistance used in inertia only dynos like most Dynojets), my dyno has two very large eddy current absorbers. These are computer controlled electromagnets, basically, that are programmed by the computer to add resistance as roller speed increases to simulate wind resistance, etc.

More info is available at the Mustang Dyno website.

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