From what I hear it is there to protect the LC1's output from being overloaded. I don't have this installed and it I haven't had any problems myself.
A.J.
Quick WB O2 Question ?
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Karl
Here's why
Megasquirt Integration Note
High-impedance inputs, like those found in the current version Megasquirt fuel computer, can create problems with the LC-1 because the input caps act as dynamic shorts. The easiest fix is to add a 470 Ohm resistor in series with the analog output of the LC-1.
Read the thread I linked from the previous post
Karl
High-impedance inputs, like those found in the current version Megasquirt fuel computer, can create problems with the LC-1 because the input caps act as dynamic shorts. The easiest fix is to add a 470 Ohm resistor in series with the analog output of the LC-1.
Read the thread I linked from the previous post
Karl