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Originally Posted by t vago
If you can get a WBO2 sensor that is capable of significantly greater than 1.5 lambda, then I could at least think about your claims. However, as production WBO2 sensors do not go that high, I have to view your claim with no small amount of skepticism.
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WBO2 sensor that is capable of significantly greater than 1.5 lambda? funny.
I have told everyone that WBO2 sensor could work in pure air. HOW HIGH is
THE LAMBDA there in our common air? INFINITY!!!
production WBO2 sensors do not go that high??? Please go to ask BOSCH,
infinity lambda is what BOSCH claimed, not me. I tested many of them.
They are true.
To Mr. TLB, greater than 1.5 lambda seems too high to rich. The truth in
DCD is we could go as high as we want. This reminds me the old sayings
about the early airplanes ----- "Heavier-than-air flying machines are
impossible." SO To Mr. TLB, it becomes ----- "Higher lambda engines are
impossible."
Human history will tell that with DCD invention, lambda
could also fly high above where you expected, like airplane does these
days.