Data Logging | Building a Monster Truck Engine Pt 1
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- čas přidán 4. 10. 2018
- As Gale and the Banks engineering team begin development of a super-turbo diesel engine for monster trucks, the first step is examining existing supercharged methanol engines under extreme racing conditions. Where do you start on the project like this? Data logging.
Gale explains how we'll be data logging Monster Mutt Dalmation's San Jose, CA race. At the heart of the data logging system is a Banks iDash 1.8 Data Monster (currently known as the iDash 1.8 + data logging). It's the most intelligent 2-1/16" gauge available. For more info on the iDash and its suite of sensor modules, head to bankspower.com/idash.
iDash 1.8 Super Gauge with Data Logging
Part No. 66560-DL
shop.bankspower.com/i-2594-66560
AirMouse Ambient Air Density Sensor Module
Part No. 66420
shop.bankspower.com/i-2692-66420
Monster Mutt Dalmatian footage courtesy Feld Entertainment
Just because how high this gentleman’s belt is, I trust him.
i couldnt find monster truck events any more boring but the machines themselves are amazing creations
Finally. Someone who is actually doing their research just like an OEM. As an engineer, this is why I have always bought Banks equipment and always will.
This is one of the best no bs just solid nuggets of info channels around!
Gale I'll help you on the throttle position part. If I remember right as a kid the percentages on gravediggers throttle position were either 0% or 100%!!
Great video! I am a high school engineering and applied technology teacher and I thank you for your passing along your knowledge and wisdom in a exciting, relevant and professional manner. I use your videos to help inspire the next generation of gearheads, engineer's, and computer science students. The relevance and excitement in your videos make them ideal learning tools! Thanks!!!
Gale, Always interesting to watch!
Ok, I'm new to this channel. The diff cover video caught my attention. About 2 minutes in I subbed. Not only does this man know his stuff, he can explain it! I understand him! His enthusiasum is infectious. I'm old but not dead, just a little disabled, and he's giving me ideas! I love diesels because they're stout and make real torque. All my diesels have been natural or turbo. Supercharged has got to increase throttle responce because it does on a gas motor. Some of these so called superchargers like Vortec and Pro Charger look like belt driven turbos to me and they have lag, too. The Roots type of charger makes boost off idle and that's old school! I'm sure the answer lies in supercharging or a combination of supercharger and turbo like today's 4 stroke outboards. I can't wait to see the out come of the diff cover issue. Maybe a system like NASCAR uses is the best solution. We'll see soon because Gale Banks is on the case.
Love this guy, this man single handedly taught me about how diesel engines work and forced induction, Gal you are awesome
Man the diesel market place owes this guy so much thank u Gale Banks u opened diesel world to perfomance world and man is it awesome long live diesel power
This guy come off more friendly than Mr. Rogers... Imma binge watch this.
This country needs more extremely intelligent men with common sense like you Gale. Thanks for your videos.
Man I love the way these gauges look. Small and clean with a crisp display. And this has got to be one of the best channels I've ever subbed to. Gale Banks is a really cool guy for sure. Definitely will be buying some Banks products for my truck in the future.
Love the videos. Love your presentation. Keep it up please.
I love that Banks is personally getting into this social media campaign. I almost want to switch to a diesel just to do business with Gale Banks!
I could listen to this guy describe how he buttered his toast for an hour- so engaging. Bank should have been pushing videos like his differential cover series A LONG time ago. And make some products for GM 6.0L gas engines!!
Yes we do enjoy these videos. If your any kid of gear head and have any curiosity what so ever who wouldn’t love these. Listening to Gale speak about all these things and from 50 years + of knowledge fantastic.
God damn tremendous respect to Mr. Banks and anyone who loves mechanics and engineering in the ICE area as much as him. I fear not too many kids in the coming generations will ever feel the love as much as us.
Greetings from Germany! Simply amazing! I love the U.S. for this. In Europe, this would have been totally impossible. Amazing!
Mr. Gale, thank you for these videos for the ideas and inspirations you spread, and expressing and pursuing your infinite curiosities. You're an inspiration to anyone and everyone in the garage and at the the track.