Math ? Need input.

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O-Dogg Nov 28, 2010

I'm useing a program for work and I'm having trouble..
I believe I'm right yet this system is saying I'm wrong

it's asking
"what is the skware route of the log base 10 of 103? 3 decimals precision. Not rounding up"
Mystery Nov 28, 2010

"Skware route," seriously? I think you mean "square root."
O-Dogg Nov 28, 2010

Well this is how it asked me and I meant to type "square"

I have alot on my mind n this program is fucking killin me
Thuggie add:TB Nov 28, 2010

Mystery wrote:
"Skware route," seriously? I think you mean "square root."

Genius.
dickdragon Nov 28, 2010

1.418
風火貌 Nov 28, 2010

Mystery wrote:
"Skware route," seriously? I think you mean "square root."

😹😹😹😹.
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

dickdragon wrote:
1.418

no good..
It's tellin me (the value of "skware" route is to small, a minimum value of 1 is required

I came up wit (2.012/2.013) before the square root myself, which in turn brings up 1.418 either way..

I can't open the program without answering the question.
originalbones Nov 29, 2010

O-Dogg wrote:
dickdragon wrote:
1.418

no good..
It's tellin me (the value of "skware" route is to small, a minimum value of 1 is required

I came up wit (2.012/2.013) before the square root myself, which in turn brings up 1.418 either way..

I can't open the program without answering the question.

Call the geek squad from best buy, before you smash what you paid for.
Emperor K Nov 29, 2010

May I inquire the program name?
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

Σмקεгφг ќ wrote:
May I inquire the program name?

Crome.. It's a program I use to tune cars. It worked then a update pops up I do it and bam I get this non sense
Pjotter15 Nov 29, 2010

O-Dogg, humor me and try this as your password:
"pgmfi.org"
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

Pjotter15 wrote:
O-Dogg, humor me and try this as your password:
"pgmfi.org"

that's the password to dl it.. Like I said I'm not slow.. I have the new beta series of cromepro.. From the website your gettin a basic free series "crome"
Pjotter15 Nov 29, 2010

Oohh, well it that case you might have to search the forums on that website to look for it. And you've tried the really obvious passwords like "Crome" "beta" etc?
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

Pjotter15 wrote:
Oohh, well it that case you might have to search the forums on that website to look for it. And you've tried the really obvious passwords like "Crome" "beta" etc?

yea.. A fellow tuner told
me he had a problem like this be4 and had to just call tech support. I guess tomorrows another day 😞
ChainsawCharlie Nov 29, 2010

That's really what the program says..."skware"?

And you're going to trust it?
ChainsawCharlie Nov 29, 2010

And back in my day, we didn't have programs to tune our cars. We just mashed on the gas pedal a couple of times and just listened and found out everything we needed to know.
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

ChainsawCharlie wrote:
That's really what the program says..."skware"?

And you're going to trust it?

I've used this program number of times with very nice outcomes! I wish it was as simple as stomping the gas! I set the laptop up to the cars computer, set my program up depending which the customer want. Then work out the bugs while it idles, setup a "basemap" and take the badboy for a few test runs to see what's what from there it's nice to have a driver while I sit in the passenger seat n tune away to my sensors and such. Not all that hard since the program let's you pick alot of options, it's fine tuning the add's up
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

👆 thats the much prefered street tune.. Dyno tuning is less work I believe. More accurate but it takes away from street cars
ChainsawCharlie Nov 29, 2010

Hm...back in my day, cars didn't have computers.

Weren't a whole lot of sensors either. Just 8 spark plugs and their wires and a carburetor (or two). And no freaking plastic parts under the hood.
O-Dogg Nov 29, 2010

ChainsawCharlie wrote:
Hm...back in my day, cars didn't have computers.

Weren't a whole lot of sensors either. Just 8 spark plugs and their wires and a carburetor (or two). And no freaking plastic parts under the hood.

I don't know them days lol.. I do own a car from that era tho. 67' camaro rallysport/supersport. 427 worked by myself.. Your almost right about tuning yet I still have sensors I used from the laptop to work on my setup