Dynamometer-Best-Of.mp4

Dynamometer.mp3

Dynamometer.mp4

Dynamometer-intro.mp3

Let me know

(Dyno) Oh, oh

Measure the torque

(Rotational speed)

Power uncorked

(What’s the speedometer read?)

Let me know

(Dyno) Oh, oh

Of course

(We’ll measure the force)

The circumstance

(To measure performance)

Measure our power

(Push and pull)

Length of grip strength

(Make our readings full)

Let me know

(Dyno) Oh, oh

Of course

(We’ll measure the force)

The circumstance

(To measure performance)

Let me know

(Dyno) Oh, oh

Here we go

(Dynamometer)

More mometer

(Go, go, go)

A dynamometer, or “dyno,” is a device used to measure the torque and rotational speed of an engine or motor to calculate its instantaneous power. These devices can be used to measure force (like a hand grip dynamometer) or to test engine performance, with functions including speed control, force control, and road load simulation. They can be applied to a wide variety of situations, from engine and vehicle testing to rehabilitation and industrial use.

Measure force: They can be used as a force gauge to measure push, pull, and grip strength.