Red zone

thebadboy · 08-18-2023, 05:22 PM

during a strong acceleration I went up to the red zone (+-7700rpm), instead of having an engine switch, the electronic management cut off the power supply until I reached 4000rpm.
I was convinced that on gasoline engines there was a switch and not a cut.

CoffeeLife · 08-18-2023, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by thebadboy

during a strong acceleration I went up to the red zone (+-7700rpm), instead of having an engine switch, the electronic management cut off the power supply until I reached 4000rpm.
I was convinced that on gasoline engines there was a switch and not a cut.

I think it depends on what mode youre in. MDM mode or DSC off and you shouldnt feel power cut. Any other mode and I think its a safety feature.

thebadboy · 08-19-2023, 03:15 AM

This may be the explanation, I would do a test with the MDM mode just to find out because I don't like to go that high in the towers.

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