Maybe I suffer from dumb luck or perhaps my memory isn't so good, but I don't
recall having any issues with the one I had, although I did think the battery
was a bit short lived. When the battery dies, the accumulated engine time
resets to -0-, but otherwise was simple enough to remedy with a
Thanks Eric
When I read the reply from Jeff I remembered I the one on my Windless Trike.
In November I had an accident with my trike. Some of the stuff that was left
over from the wreck included a TinyTack. It worked well on the Rotax 503. I
removed it today but wonder what needs to be done to
Hi Willie,
The Tiny Tach tacheometer has worked very well for me.It also records hours.The
end of a lead is simply wrapped around the nearest plug wire for about four
turns.Some have had poor results but remember when ordering to state whether
two stroke.four stroke.two,four or six cylinders.In
Tiny Tach makes a digital tach that uses induced voltage from a wire wrapped
around a spark plug lead as it's pick up. I used one on a Slick mag on a VW
with good results. I think you'll find a write up on Mark L's web pages about
him using a Tiny Tach on his Corvair as well. He had some
Not an expert on these things but it sounds like the little VDO was loading
the mag down, probably a low resistance movement or breaking down. 4 options
are to
1. try adding an in-line resistor of increasing value. If you get to the
stage where the engine is smooth and the tacho is still accurate
I used a VDO rev counter with the pickup on the deadcut point of one Slick
Magneto. There are two on the Limbach. Since I removed the wire from the
Magneto the engine is running much smoother.
Now how can I measure the engine revs? There is no alternator on the motor.
Any ideas? Please help.
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