So, it seems if all I want is to be able to select the agressive map, I should be able to make a 2 position switch, 1 position open circuit for the standard, and 1 position with 6800 ohms? Correct? Anyone done this? Does it work on the fly?
Map Switch, clarification
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It might have been 6810 or 6780. All the values were common 5% resistor values. The 1950 value was the farthest off.
It was stepping from 15,000 to 6,800, to 4,700. With such large steps anything close to 6800 shouldn't be hard to detect altho 2700 to 2200 to 2000 seems like things are getting close.
It was stepping from 15,000 to 6,800, to 4,700. With such large steps anything close to 6800 shouldn't be hard to detect altho 2700 to 2200 to 2000 seems like things are getting close.
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L to R you have:
3300 ohms (3k3)
zero ohms
6810 ohms (6k81)
15000 ohms (15k)
3300 ohms (3k3)
zero ohms
6810 ohms (6k81)
15000 ohms (15k)
Let me point out that 6800 and 15,000 in parallel are 4700. Put *that* in parallel with the 3300 and get 1936 ohms, which is the "funny" 1950 ohm value I measured.
But for the 3 settings the Husaberg recognizes you only need the 6800 and 15,000.
Don't fret about the difference between 6800 and 6810, 6810 is the 1% value and it can't be that critical.
Also those are 1/10 Watt or less resistors. 1/4 watt resistors are cheaper and much easier to handle.
But for the 3 settings the Husaberg recognizes you only need the 6800 and 15,000.
Don't fret about the difference between 6800 and 6810, 6810 is the 1% value and it can't be that critical.
Also those are 1/10 Watt or less resistors. 1/4 watt resistors are cheaper and much easier to handle.
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