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johnt
Приєднався 3 січ 2008
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Smiths Tachometer Modified Arduino
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Smiths Tachometer meter movement fitted with a Speedometer face for an MGB V8 Conversion. 2 Arduino´s - one Converts CAN bus information from the Emerald K6 ECU and sends it to this display Arduino. Displays: Odometer Trip Speed Oil Temperature Oil Pressure Water Temperature Outside Temperature Inlet Temperature ECU Voltage AFR RPM MAP Pressure Barometer Throttle Position Ignition Dwell Ignitio...
CB750 023.MOV
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CB750 Cafe Racer for sale Ebay listing, engine running off choke but not properly warmed up.
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Hi I like your project I have a Vitesse and would like to do similar but need help ( j.gainford@ymail.com)
Hello Sir, Do you know any ready-made or DIY device available in the market, which can detect a running Engine’s RPM (via non-contact method or via Crankshaft sensor) and then via “CAN protocol output” pass-on this RPM value to any of following DC Controller (to control DC Motor’s RPM)? 1. www.nocoev.com/product/curtis/manual/1229%20(15B).pdf 2. www.nocoev.com/product/curtis/manual/1244%20(13E).pdf 3. OR Any other 200+ Amp DC Motor SPEED & TORQUE Controller (which you will recommend) Please do let me know if you have any appropriate device? Thanks!
Will this work for a Triumph Spitfire?
Anything you can share on the design , interfaces, code, and mechanicals would be appreciated.. this looks awesome .. building similar on my 59 AH Bugeye
Hi Eric, you can download the sketches here. www.dropbox.com/sh/b2eczse7yxtlrox/AAAt-pC2Em6hA8COKdOyzWfxa?dl=0
Hello John, How did you smooth out you stepper? Look awesome.
Hi Eric, I don't use stepper motors anymore. It's a tachometer moving coil needle underneath a speedometer face. I drive it using the PWM outputs. Cheers John
That is an awesome upgrade. My 65 MGB gauges need this conversion!
Cheers Ron 👍
Hi is this code obtainable ? Please contact me xwgs@tpg.com.au
Hi - thanks - it's a Smiths gauge from an MGB. It's actually a tachometer with a speedo face on it.
What kind of meter is that? Nice work!