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That doesn't exist in this model, to get what you want I would have to manually enter everything in. That is not how these models work and why I also added the variable list.

Any place you see an "ah" replace it with 11.
"s" is 0.2
"ll" is 0.5711 and
"r3" is 1.94454

If there is a plus sign you add the numbers together. If there is a minus sign before a variable, make it negative.

Watch it as some of those variables have a negative sign in front of them that is easy to miss.

That should be everything you need to get all the numbers you are asking for.

Also, take note, I am using auto segmentation, which is why I can get away with having one segment on many of those wires. As auto segmentation is on, those numbers get replaced before the software calculated anything.

The DB

<blockquote data-quote="The DB" data-source="post: 565697" data-attributes="member: 21346">That doesn&#039;t exist in this model, to get what you want I would have to manually enter everything in.&nbsp; That is not how these models work and why I also added the variable list.Any place you see an &quot;ah&quot; replace it with 11.&quot;s&quot; is 0.2&quot;ll&quot; is 0.5711 and&quot;r3&quot; is 1.94454If there is a plus sign you add the numbers together.&nbsp; If there is a minus sign before a variable, make it negative.Watch it as some of those variables have a negative sign in front of them that is easy to miss.That should be everything you need to get all the numbers you are asking for.Also, take note, I am using auto segmentation, which is why I can get away with having one segment on many of those wires.&nbsp; As auto segmentation is on, those numbers get replaced before the software calculated anything.The DB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The DB, post: 565697, member: 21346"] That doesn't exist in this model, to get what you want I would have to manually enter everything in. That is not how these models work and why I also added the variable list. Any place you see an "ah" replace it with 11. "s" is 0.2 "ll" is 0.5711 and "r3" is 1.94454 If there is a plus sign you add the numbers together. If there is a minus sign before a variable, make it negative. Watch it as some of those variables have a negative sign in front of them that is easy to miss. That should be everything you need to get all the numbers you are asking for. Also, take note, I am using auto segmentation, which is why I can get away with having one segment on many of those wires. As auto segmentation is on, those numbers get replaced before the software calculated anything. The DB [/QUOTE]

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