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Please enable scripts and reload this page. An Official Pennsylvania Government Website. Just like motorcycles of the F3 line, the F4 has a comfortable fit and smooth cornering.
The changes affected the weight. Now the model weighs less due to the chromium-molybdenum frame, which has retained its shape. Integrated electronics make cornering safer. A feature of this model is a modified engine. It allows you to quickly gain the necessary speed. Also, due to the engine, the motorcycle is more resistant to weather changes.
More specialists from MV Agusta modified the seat to make it easier for the rider to control the model. Style distinguishes the Rival from other motorcycles. This model is made in a brutal style, however, designers from MV Agusta did it with taste and did not overdo it, which can be estimated from the photo.
This did not affect the ergonomics of the motorcycle. The engine of these motorcycles allows you to smoothly gain speed.
The weight of the engine sets the StarDale line apart from the rest. I keep records in a hand written log book and transfer the data to Excel occasionally.
It's pretty light as the inside is mostly empty space. I bought the unit from a very reputable used instrument dealer in the US.
I did not do any extensive cleaning, simply blew out some dust and used some tuner cleaner on the switches, rotating them back and forth several times after spraying. Getting the unit through Philippine customs was a bit of a nightmare. I now have data on the drift of the MV unit from mid August until now.
I will write a post on this thread in a few days. As a spoiler to that post, I am generally happy with the performance of the unit after the mods. I do suspect that the drift I have observed is probably due to the unit acclimating to the higher humidity here in the Philippines. More on that when I post the data. I just finished restoring the MV I got off a recycle pile. It is a little bit drifty, but stays well within the 0.
The room temp is changing over around 4 degrees C. Have you checked the voltage error between the odd and even first decade settings? When I cal the first decade to The linearity cal procedure says to set the even voltage then go back and tweak the pot for the odd voltage.
I split the difference between the two settings to 9. Mine has the potted chopper amp, so I would need to build a complete new board. I wonder how well replacing the 1N's with LM's would work? The specified reference zener voltage setting is the value where the zener has it's lowest tempco. I suspect that value has drifts over time.
There is probably a new setting that will give better performnace. Tweaking the ohm resistors in the chopper amp to optimize the zener tempcos might also be useful. I wonder what it would take to replace the reference zener with something like an LM The substate diode between the heater ground and zener ground might be an issue.
Quote from: Insatman on November 20, , am. The following users thanked this post: Insatman. I didn't have any deOxit at the time But I do have some now. Probably should have a go at lubricating the set of switches. I doubt they would wear out so fast for me as I seldom adjust the switches, but your observation is noted. A LM if you can get one from Ebay? I haven't looking into it much however because I wanted to see the performance of this mod over time first.
Also I continue to build various fixed voltage references and evaluating their performance over time. I felt it would be pointless to replace the existing reference in the MV until I built a fixed reference with better performance and tested it over several months in my lab. The effort is ongoing and has become a hobby or addiction?
After gathering data for about three months, I am really pleased with the performance of my MV Refer to attached chart in PDF form. After that I monitored the unit less frequently. I strongly suspect that the initial rise during first hours was the MV as I didn't notice any significant change in the HPA measurements of other voltage references during that period.
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