What does the 12 stand for in front of these settings?
What does the 12 stand for in front of these settings?
That indicates the value is a scalar is all.Originally Posted by bkw
If its not broke, just give it time.
Scalar???? looked it up.
"terminology - What does it mean when data is scalar? - Software ...
https://softwareengineering.stackexc...en-data-is-sca...
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May 6, 2014 - A scalar is a simple single numeric value (as in 1, 2/3, 3.14, etc.), usually integer, fixed point, or float (single or double), as opposed to an array, structure, object, complex vector (real plus imaginary or magnitude plus angle components), higher dimensional vector or matrix (etc.) data type that contains more"
Now can somebody tell me(a dummy) what the 12 means?
It means its a single value. It is not a table of values like the fuel map and it's not a vector etc. The RPM limit is 750. The High speed fan comes on at 195C. The Torque limit is 25ft/lbs.
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