EAS analysis from Nanocom

Grrrrrr · Jul 21, 2014

Popped out yesterday to test the brakes following a second brake bleeding adventure and thought I'd capture some EAS data at the same time. 30 minute trip with variety of heights and speeds.

I thought my pump was running more than this. Haven't paid it much attention recently but maybe a comparison to an L.E.D. might be worthwhile after all.

Wouldn't allow me to upload the spreadsheet with charts so had to save the charts as jpg, strip them out and then zip the spreadsheet. Sorry about the colours but Windows 8 has been fighting me the whole way through. What a seriously duff offering that has been, worth of the name Micro$hite.

Some odd points. Sometimes all valves are shut apart from the inlet one and the compressor isn't running. What does that achieve?

Saint.V8 · Jul 21, 2014

inlet valve opens to vent pressure in the pump to block line so the pump never has to start against a back pressure... this is the little hiss you hear when the pump shuts off...the inlet valve opens and closes momentarily to exhaust the pressure!

Grrrrrr · Jul 21, 2014

I thought that was the exhaust valve? OK. That's consistent. Might explain why it vents periodically too.

Saint.V8 · Jul 21, 2014

Grrrrrr said:
I thought that was the exhaust valve? OK. That's consistent. Might explain why it vents periodically too.

It is a combination of both....I believe, Wammers/Datatek will be able to give more specifics...

EDIT: Scratch that...that process is governed by the diaphragm valve

Grrrrrr · Jul 21, 2014

I've had that many EAS issues I'm starting to see them where none exist, I think! I panic when I get on my push-bike and cannot hear the compressor kick in.

ovalandrover · Jul 22, 2014

Grrrrrr said:
Popped out yesterday to test the brakes following a second brake bleeding adventure and thought I'd capture some EAS data at the same time. 30 minute trip with variety of heights and speeds.

I thought my pump was running more than this. Haven't paid it much attention recently but maybe a comparison to an L.E.D. might be worthwhile after all.

Wouldn't allow me to upload the spreadsheet with charts so had to save the charts as jpg, strip them out and then zip the spreadsheet. Sorry about the colours but Windows 8 has been fighting me the whole way through. What a seriously duff offering that has been, worth of the name Micro$hite.

Some odd points. Sometimes all valves are shut apart from the inlet one and the compressor isn't running. What does that achieve?

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Best advert for a mac computer yet

PPP38vouge · Jul 22, 2014

Grrrrrr said:
Popped out yesterday to test the brakes following a second brake bleeding adventure and thought I'd capture some EAS data at the same time. 30 minute trip with variety of heights and speeds.

I thought my pump was running more than this. Haven't paid it much attention recently but maybe a comparison to an L.E.D. might be worthwhile after all.

Wouldn't allow me to upload the spreadsheet with charts so had to save the charts as jpg, strip them out and then zip the spreadsheet. Sorry about the colours but Windows 8 has been fighting me the whole way through. What a seriously duff offering that has been, worth of the name Micro$hite.

Some odd points. Sometimes all valves are shut apart from the inlet one and the compressor isn't running. What does that achieve?

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Hi GRRRR, for the time it takes to fit the LED i think its a worthwhile MOD, like you i have had many EAS issues and was also paranoid about it but now i can visually see what pump is doing i am over my paranoia. I was constantly lifting bonnet to check pump but now i do not need to. Hope this helps to clear your mind of the EAS devil talking in your head.

Datatek · Jul 22, 2014

ovalandrover said:
Best advert for a mac computer yet

A CrApple at 4 times the price that does nothing useful? I think not, better to look at a different OS on your PC.

Datatek · Jul 22, 2014

Grrrrrr said:
Popped out yesterday to test the brakes following a second brake bleeding adventure and thought I'd capture some EAS data at the same time. 30 minute trip with variety of heights and speeds.

I thought my pump was running more than this. Haven't paid it much attention recently but maybe a comparison to an L.E.D. might be worthwhile after all.

Wouldn't allow me to upload the spreadsheet with charts so had to save the charts as jpg, strip them out and then zip the spreadsheet. Sorry about the colours but Windows 8 has been fighting me the whole way through. What a seriously duff offering that has been, worth of the name Micro$hite.

Some odd points. Sometimes all valves are shut apart from the inlet one and the compressor isn't running. What does that achieve?

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Why concern your self with the intricacies of the valve block internals?
Generally the valve block either works or it doesn't, as long as it's working it can safely be ignored.

Grrrrrr · Jul 22, 2014

Because I'm one of those people who takes everything apart to see how it works!

Grrrrrr · Jul 22, 2014

ovalandrover said:
Best advert for a mac computer yet

I think they just handed the market to Linux and Oracle.

EAS analysis from Nanocom

Grrrrrr

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