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Posted by Steve Lusardi on May 12, 2008, 2:31 pm
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I have a favorite boneyard for industrial machinery near by. He has several.
I will look if you like. He is inexpensive, but the cost will be the drive,
as you will have to make that. Most of his will be 2-1, as they are meant
for diesels. They will accept the standard square drive cable. I would guess
his price will be around $30.
Steve
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>>I have read all these posts. This is NOT an application for an electronic
>> Tach. Use a mechanical Tach. They come in 1-1 and 2-1 flavors and are
>> very accurate at low speeds.
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> I hear ya, but don't see any offerings. Do you have an example product?
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> Karl
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> digital as I need to know whether the engine is running 1200 or 1300 rpm.
> The dial gauges that go to 10,000 rpm just don't have the resolution I
> need.
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> They don't seem to make a tach for three cylinder engines. here's the best
> page of digital tachs. I've found: http://tinyurl.com/4lg6ru
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> Is there an easy device to add to a tach set for six cylinders to actually
> read for a three? Some other idea?
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> Karl
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