Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
It sure beats playing around with settings and getting it right for where you are, then sending a saw to someone just to have them start tweaking with it and have it blow up. Like you mentioned, it can seem a little hairy at first, but so can't manual tuning!
I'm at 2000 ft above sea level so most saws I send out do need a little tweaking to be optimally tuned. I fret a bit on each and every one.
Good point. It's not that I dont trust new technology, I just dont trust new technology! Once it proves itself I think it is a great idea.
Hell most people around here cant tune their chainsaws anyway.
I resemble that comment.
I have a MS261 on the bench for today. I'm afraid that I can't make the runner from it that I would like to. It draws all its air for the stratos and the fuel mixture through the carb. That makes for a heck of a bottleneck. It also doesn't have the removable transfer covers, so checking strato VS intake timing may be a trick in itself.
I still think by dropping the jug, and working over the exhaust there's gains in it. I'll do a thread on it for those that are interested in such stuff.