PV Map
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Road Warrior
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PV Map
Hi Guys, just ordered my PV from FM today. Should be hear next week. In the meantime, I've downloaded the software and manuals and would like to play with the software. Is there someplace or someone that can send me a generic map so I can play with it in the Windows software?
Road Warrior
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Hi Guys, just ordered my PV from FM today. Should be hear next week. In the meantime, I've downloaded the software and manuals and would like to play with the software. Is there someplace or someone that can send me a generic map so I can play with it in the Windows software?
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Road Warrior
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Anyone else out there have a customized map for:
2013 FLHTCU with Ness a/c and Jackpot 2-1-2 and Jackpot 4" slip ons?
Two questions I have thus far when looking around.
First, I do a considerable amount of 60+ highway cruising for long distances. Is there a way to tune for a fuel economy mode while say 60+ and in 6th gear? Is it even worth it for the amount of fuel you may save?
Second, it looks like I can adjust the speedo setting. Here's what I have found with mine using a couple different GPS
Bike- GPS
20 - 20
30 - 29.5
40 - 39 to 39.5
50 - 48.5
60 - 57.5
70 - 66.5
80 - 76
90 - 85.5
Is it possible to adjust the setting for different speed points? I couldn't find it and don't think so but figured I'd ask. If it's just the one setting, where can I read up on the formula for the correct number to use?
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Use the Speedometer Calibration setting. Raise it to lower the reading on the speedometer and vice versa. As a reference, my original value was 2058 and my speedometer was 4% fast (reading about 62.5mph at an actual 60mph) and 2135 was the right number to get it spot-on with my GPS.
The odometer changes with the Speedometer Calibration, so if the speedo reading is reduced by 4% so is the odometer, or at least that's the case on my bike. Originally, my odometer was 2% fast and changing the Speedometer Calibration made the odometer 2% slow, but that doesn't concern me as much as an errant speedometer.
The odometer changes with the Speedometer Calibration, so if the speedo reading is reduced by 4% so is the odometer, or at least that's the case on my bike. Originally, my odometer was 2% fast and changing the Speedometer Calibration made the odometer 2% slow, but that doesn't concern me as much as an errant speedometer.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,648
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From: Monroe, Louisiana
Thanks for the note. I've been playing around with the map he sent and I look forward to comparing the timing model with the one from FM.
Anyone else out there have a customized map for:
2013 FLHTCU with Ness a/c and Jackpot 2-1-2 and Jackpot 4" slip ons?
Two questions I have thus far when looking around.
First, I do a considerable amount of 60+ highway cruising for long distances. Is there a way to tune for a fuel economy mode while say 60+ and in 6th gear? Is it even worth it for the amount of fuel you may save?
Second, it looks like I can adjust the speedo setting. Here's what I have found with mine using a couple different GPS
Bike- GPS
20 - 20
30 - 29.5
40 - 39 to 39.5
50 - 48.5
60 - 57.5
70 - 66.5
80 - 76
90 - 85.5
Is it possible to adjust the setting for different speed points? I couldn't find it and don't think so but figured I'd ask. If it's just the one setting, where can I read up on the formula for the correct number to use?
Anyone else out there have a customized map for:
2013 FLHTCU with Ness a/c and Jackpot 2-1-2 and Jackpot 4" slip ons?
Two questions I have thus far when looking around.
First, I do a considerable amount of 60+ highway cruising for long distances. Is there a way to tune for a fuel economy mode while say 60+ and in 6th gear? Is it even worth it for the amount of fuel you may save?
Second, it looks like I can adjust the speedo setting. Here's what I have found with mine using a couple different GPS
Bike- GPS
20 - 20
30 - 29.5
40 - 39 to 39.5
50 - 48.5
60 - 57.5
70 - 66.5
80 - 76
90 - 85.5
Is it possible to adjust the setting for different speed points? I couldn't find it and don't think so but figured I'd ask. If it's just the one setting, where can I read up on the formula for the correct number to use?
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