Tiny Tach Installation and Test

13 Comments

1. 

   Well done sir

2. 

   Great info for this. This may be just what I'm looking for to work on my DR 650 dual sport motorcycle. Thanks!

3. 

   thanks for the vid, bro. I have a tiny tach that I acquired 10 years ago to adjust the RPM on a commercial grade pressure washer but misplaced the directions. Recently dug it out to check the RPM adjustments on my commercial grade zero turn mower but couldn't remember how to hook it up. FYI the old tiny tach's battery is still going strong after 10 years in a box. Very impressive.

4. 

   nice tractor. i got a troy built

5. 

   Nice video. very well explained.

6. 

   And in the Arizona heat… Velcro doesn't work melts the glue

7. 

   That is a LAWNMOWER… Just because it John deer don't make it a "tractor"

8. 

   Anybody know how to make a disconnect and reconnect for a tiny tac?? I have an outboard motor that i take on and off to reduce the possibility if theft. Is their a way to make a disconnect for the black wire??

9. 

   Does the wire need to be wrapped TIGHT around the spark plug cable? Does it work better (more accurate) thanks the tighter it is?

10. 

    Clean Install right there. Nice Work.

11. 

    got my tiny-tach three days ago put it on today and it quit today not good product so far

12. 

    Bad a jd 240

13. 

    Because the signal lead is not a twisted pair or shielded cable, it is in bad practice to parallel a signal lead with a power lead. The issue is that signal noise can be generated due to the EMI output of the power lead. In this case, it might not be such an issue, but for other signal/data acquisition purposes, this can cause issues with the data provided by the signal lead.