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Old 06-02-2009, 04:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If I am going to get laughed at, It might as well be here. My question is, what is a Duty Meter. I have replaced the carb on my Samurai and am wanting to check the fuel mixture. The manual says to connect Duty Meter to the duty check coupler. I have found the coupler but have now Idea what a Duty Meter is. It says that the reading should be between 10-50. It I can use my voltage meter to check this, let me know how.
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I think the duty rating is a percentage of the battery voltage. Hopefully someone can confirm or refute this.
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I think that duty cycle measures what percentage of the time a component is energized. I have no clue as to whether a voltmeter could be used but I'd doubt it.

That's my guess and I'm sticking to it until another member posts the absolute correct answer.

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Phils, I think your's is closer to the mark.
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An old fashioned voltmeter with a needle can be used as the damping on the mechanism averages the reading. So at 12V supply 50% duty cycle the meter will read 6V. The only problem is that not all Suzuki ECUs output a voltage, so you may need a pull up resistor to 12V.
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Thanks Rhinoman! I will give it a try!
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thanks for asking and this for you my dear friend

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