[gt3fever]

great time for 6MT! nice!

[scalbert]

Originally Posted by Mr. 5

29.92 is the baseline of every area since that is the actual pressure of sea level.

29.92 inHg is considered to be the average or normal sea level pressure but I wodner where this was gathered from. It can range from 31.x to as low as 27.x (as a hurricane passes) at sea level. The 29.92 inHg, and I agree it is the accepted average or norm, is hardly that. Most sea level absolute barometric pressure is in the low 30.x range most of the time.

Not that is really matters, just an aside.

[Mr. 5]

Originally Posted by Synergy 69

the same for all three?
1-2
2-3
3-4

Yah, I tried.

[Mr. 5]

I was logging a couple variables during my 11.80 run and found out a couple things:

Here were my shift times:

1-2 shift was done in .4 seconds.
2-3 shift was done in .36 seconds.
3-4 shift was done in .266 seconds.

It sucks to see all of the time that I wasted while not accelerating.

Also, I logged the speed variable with the BT and found that I did 60-100 in 2.18 seconds lol. It's a little obvious that I can't use that to determine actual speed. The Vbox is the way to go.