dyno

Engine output tester

A dyno is a dynamometer—a device that measures force, torque, or power output, typically for engines or motors.

Mechanics use a dyno to test vehicle performance: We put the car on the dyno to see how much horsepower it's actually making.

In rock climbing, a dyno is a dynamic move where the climber leaps to grab a distant hold, momentarily airborne: She stuck the dyno on her third attempt.

climbing

explosive

Prone to sudden detonation

  • lungeSudden forward movement
  • campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
  • power moveSuperiority-asserting action

coordination · momentum · swing · bouldering · send · beta · crux · sloper · crimp · jug

dynamometer

torque

Rotational force measurement

bench · measurement · roller · baseline · tuning · diagnostics · power curve · readout · sensors · data logging

explosive

dynamite

Powerful blasting compound

demolition · mining · excavation · quarry · Nobel · fuse · blasting cap · controlled explosion · pyrotechnics · crater

Categories
Opposites
measurement function

dynospeedometer

Vehicle velocity display

odometer · tachometer · GPS · fuel gauge · altimeter

climbing movement style

dynostatic

Without motion or change

slow and steady · mantling

Phrases
Family

dynamic, dynamo, dynamics, dynamism, dynamometer, biodynamics

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G