I had an old tiny tach that wasn't working anymore. I bought it a long time
ago and at the time didn't realize that it had an internal battery that ended
up dying long before I ever got to actually use it. I used a very sharp razor
knife to cut around the glued seam and opened it up. The elec
If _Mark_ can't get something to work then something really strange is
going on.
My KR with Steve's 2180 has the Tiny Tach. I always wondered how
accurate it was until I bought the DynaVibe and confirmed that it's
within a few RPM's of the DynaVibe readout - ±5 RPM usually.
It's been working f
Thanks Al for letting me know Steve Bennet of Great Plains sells instruments as
well.Best news I have heard for a long time.Ordering,Payment and timeous
delivery is excellent even to this side of the world. and hassle free.!!!
Willie if you are going to use a Tiny Tach from a two stroke two cylin
> The tach indication was accurate when checked against an optical tach, and it
> was still functioning fine after more than 4 years & 400 hours without a
> change of batteries.
I have had very good service from mine. I have used it on a number of engines
while testing and never had an experie
Hi Eric
Steve Bennet, does sell instruments, including the tiny tach.
http://www.greatplainsas.com/scuma.html
It is near the bottom of the page
Al Hawkins
KR2 C-GDPU
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
Eric Evezard wrote:
> Hi Willie,
> The Tiny Tach tacheometer has worked very well for me.It also records
Being more electronically oriented that flight oriented let me offer a
few opinions and maybe a description.
To hook directly to a mag it might be better to connect you rpm meter
through a capacitor of .1 to 0.01 microfarads, 600 volt rating vs a
direct contact. Same for any motor that is using po
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