SU needle graph - for geeks...
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Re: SU needle graph - for geeks...
It works - i selected some needles for my twin inch halfs on my new engine - and rob at minisports rollers said they were almost spot on up to 70 mph !!!!!, all they need is a bit of leaning off, filing a bit of richness into them and were there......
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Re: SU needle graph - for geeks...
Just to clarify.
The programmes offered on the main site are both written for LibreOffice, a readily available free spreadsheet software.
They will not run on Microsoft Excel.
Any problems of not loading, showing as corrupt or warnings of imaginary malicious content are down to this incompatibility.
While both of Ian's programs run perfectly on LibreOffice they will not, whatever you try run on other platforms.
The programmes offered on the main site are both written for LibreOffice, a readily available free spreadsheet software.
They will not run on Microsoft Excel.
Any problems of not loading, showing as corrupt or warnings of imaginary malicious content are down to this incompatibility.
While both of Ian's programs run perfectly on LibreOffice they will not, whatever you try run on other platforms.