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| Ev Archive for December 1997 |
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| 1191 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:41:16 2001 |
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Re: [Q] Shaft speed measurement (again, based on response)
> <snip> could someone please tell me how this is done in cars. If I
> could find out how to make a standard RPM gauge work then I might have
> some hope for this.
On a related topic to this, a friend who works as a copier technician,
rigged up some sort of old copier machine sensor to his adaptor plate and
stuck a small mirror to the flywheel for the sensor to measure RPMs. It's
in place but he hasn't fully wired it to his new controller, which he is
still building.
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Re: [Q] Shaft speed measurement (again, based on response)
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