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Old 08-06-2009, 11:36 AM   #1
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EBL Flash/smoothing

I read it should be set to a lower number when doing VE Learn. I have it on 6

Does that seem OK?

Then I assume I do not use TP any longer to smoothen?
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Re: EBL Flash/smoothing

The VE table smoothing is the same in the WUD between the Classic and Flash versions. No difference. I would use the WUD for smoothing over TP.

As the VE table gets closer a lower smoothing factor works better. Lower levels of smoothing maintain the VE table as leanred in without smoothing over the corrections.

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