Jetting TM Kart for KZ / ICC 앱 분석 (10월 5일)

Works out the jetting for TM kart engines with the Dell'Orto VHSH 30 carburettor, from real temperature, humidity, air pressure and altitude. ENGINES K9, K9B, K9C, KZ10, KZ10B, KZ10C, KZ-R1, KZ-R2 (CIK-FIA 2023 homologation) and KZ-R3 (2026 homologation). RESULTS Four recommended setups for the conditions and engine you have set. Each one gives the main jet, the emulsion tube, the needle and clip position, the idle diffuser and the idle jet, plus air density, density altitude and relative horsepower. Three ±10 % fine-tuning sliders for high, mid and low to suit your engine and how it is built. CONDITIONS Weather data from two places: the nearest public station, with its distance and the time of the reading, or typed in. It works the same with no coverage. ENGINE Engine type, floats and their height, oil ratio and track type. Pick the track from the list and the type is derived from the track length, with the altitude filled in for you. FUEL MIX A fuel and oil calculator. You choose what you want to know — the oil, the fuel or the ratio — set the other two with your finger, and the answer is shown large, in litres, millilitres, US or UK gallons and fluid ounces. The ratio is shown as a percentage and as 1:n at the same time, and one button sets it in the jetting calculation. LOGBOOK Save every run with its conditions and jetting, then note what you actually fitted and how it went: lean, good or rich, separately for low, mid and high. Laps, best lap and maximum RPM too. Everything stays on your device. The logbook exports to CSV with the difference between what you fitted and what was recommended, run by run. TRACKS 112 KZ tracks with their altitude, taken from the track itself rather than the town, which are usually different. Search by the track name or by the town. SHARING Jetting can be shared as an image card, with the track and the date. The logbook exports to CSV, saves as a backup, and can be imported from another phone. UNITS °C and °F, metres and feet, mb, hPa, mmHg and inHg, and litres, millilitres, US and UK gallons and fluid ounces.