RomRaider

I really can only log my 20 minute commutes, and I find this is not enough data to get a good read on what corrections I need to make to my MAF/Injectors.

I find it hard to keep RomRaider running, as i always accidently close it, have to reboot, etc... It would be amazing if we could sve the plot (corresponding log data) to a file, and then have the ability to load it back up later to continue logging on the same plot.

I know this is likely a lot of work, but I thought I'd throw the idea out there and see if we can get some traction.

i would find this convenient as well. i've been using it lately for a half hour here and a half hour there, i like to get a good amount of info compiled together so i normally just let my laptop hibernate and then pick up where i left off, but there has been a concern or two about the laptop dying on me and losing the data.

bump! I've been wanting this exact feature ever since the test release that had the MAF logger on it. I hate having to eek by with standby-ing my logging laptop for a few days without being able to turn it off and lose the data points I've collected. I never take trips in my car longer than 10-20 miles (daily commute to/from work) so this feature would be awesome to have.

I started looking at this because I also would like to be able to save and reload this data. I would also like to be able to populate the charts from a log that wasn't made from either the MAF or injector tabs, but has the proper data.

It's going to be slow going for me though. The people that sign my paychecks have been pretty demanding of late. The build automation used up a lot of my available "play" time, but I hope to make some progress soon.

what i did was over a few days and couple drives
i load the base map (MAF table) and start logging
and then i update the MAF and save file as xxxx_1.hex
repeat using base map and save file xxxx_2.hex

place all the MAF table and into a spreadsheet and average it
you can scale(weigh) it by the time

I think this is better also because i noticed there is difference when logging in different temperatures so i group them in the spreadsheet in different tabs and i can rescale (weigh) it to get my final MAF (closed loop)