I am installing a 5" Silver monster tach with shift
lite on my '99 Max. (Automotive type 10k)
I know that tapping off one of the coils for a tach
signal will only give me half of the actual RPM's. So I searched the mailing
list archives and found a comment about attaching diodes to the either the front
or the rear coils and then attaching the tach wire to both diodes (should block
one coil from firing the other?), and since the cyclinders are 180 degrees
opposite firing, it should give me a 100% tach signal
Problem is: attaching both diodes to the tach wire
gives me 0 RPM. Attaching only one diode at a time will give me 50%
RPMs.
I have both diodes pointing away from the
coils:
[COIL]----->|--------+----------[TACH]
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[COIL]----->|--------+
I must be missing something - looks right on paper.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Paul
VMOA #941
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