
hahaha lol... come and get it.hahaha :lol: :lol: meron kana master! :lol:traxxas-modifier said:give it to me, i will teach you how to install![]()
afaik you can connect it diractly to the ignotion coil so that you can have a reading of 3000rpm below...haen said:installation is pretty straightforward for this meter since the details are well explained on the manual.. every cable is labeled..
but one thing still bugging me..
the RPM wire cable supposed to be connected / jumpered to the white pulser cable on the CDI.. but it gives inaccurate rpm reading.. it doesnt read anything under 3000 rpm..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap4tAXlAjdY
one of the Malaysian user said connect it to the ORANGE cable.. which gives quite accurate reading.. although seems it still need rpm signal filtering..
also about tyre calibration.. i found for 70/90 tyre size the 100% setting is quite accurate contrary what was written on the manual.. (looks like it was a copy paste from a matic manual since tire size is about 14" rim)
doing some manual calculation :
70/90 tire size means = tyre height = 70 * 90% = 6,3 cm
add to 17 inch diameter = 17 x 2,54 cm = 43,18 cm
plus tyre height = 2 x 6,3 cm = 12,6 cm so total diameter of the tire is 43,18 + 12,6 = 55,78..
so.. total tyre circumference is = 3,14 x 55,78 = 175,1492 --> 100% value on the speedo
for 80/90 tyre i use 103% just do the same recalc as above..
i tried both method (using that calc above and doing a tyre roll measurement on the floor using a meter) and the results are about the same..
yes, that already done.. i jumper it using the given connector to the orange cable..pEkz said:afaik you can connect it diractly to the ignotion coil so that you can have a reading of 3000rpm below...haen said:installation is pretty straightforward for this meter since the details are well explained on the manual.. every cable is labeled..
but one thing still bugging me..
the RPM wire cable supposed to be connected / jumpered to the white pulser cable on the CDI.. but it gives inaccurate rpm reading.. it doesnt read anything under 3000 rpm..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap4tAXlAjdY
one of the Malaysian user said connect it to the ORANGE cable.. which gives quite accurate reading.. although seems it still need rpm signal filtering..
also about tyre calibration.. i found for 70/90 tyre size the 100% setting is quite accurate contrary what was written on the manual.. (looks like it was a copy paste from a matic manual since tire size is about 14" rim)
doing some manual calculation :
70/90 tire size means = tyre height = 70 * 90% = 6,3 cm
add to 17 inch diameter = 17 x 2,54 cm = 43,18 cm
plus tyre height = 2 x 6,3 cm = 12,6 cm so total diameter of the tire is 43,18 + 12,6 = 55,78..
so.. total tyre circumference is = 3,14 x 55,78 = 175,1492 --> 100% value on the speedo
for 80/90 tyre i use 103% just do the same recalc as above..
i tried both method (using that calc above and doing a tyre roll measurement on the floor using a meter) and the results are about the same..
turuan mo ako.hahadoraemondizon said:so easy to kabit..
lahat pwede paganahin..
bro any update after you jumper it on the orange cable? no problem ecountered on the cdi unit?haen said:yes, that already done.. i jumper it using the given connector to the orange cable..pEkz said:afaik you can connect it diractly to the ignotion coil so that you can have a reading of 3000rpm below...haen said:installation is pretty straightforward for this meter since the details are well explained on the manual.. every cable is labeled..
but one thing still bugging me..
the RPM wire cable supposed to be connected / jumpered to the white pulser cable on the CDI.. but it gives inaccurate rpm reading.. it doesnt read anything under 3000 rpm..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap4tAXlAjdY
one of the Malaysian user said connect it to the ORANGE cable.. which gives quite accurate reading.. although seems it still need rpm signal filtering..
also about tyre calibration.. i found for 70/90 tyre size the 100% setting is quite accurate contrary what was written on the manual.. (looks like it was a copy paste from a matic manual since tire size is about 14" rim)
doing some manual calculation :
70/90 tire size means = tyre height = 70 * 90% = 6,3 cm
add to 17 inch diameter = 17 x 2,54 cm = 43,18 cm
plus tyre height = 2 x 6,3 cm = 12,6 cm so total diameter of the tire is 43,18 + 12,6 = 55,78..
so.. total tyre circumference is = 3,14 x 55,78 = 175,1492 --> 100% value on the speedo
for 80/90 tyre i use 103% just do the same recalc as above..
i tried both method (using that calc above and doing a tyre roll measurement on the floor using a meter) and the results are about the same..
paps kindly post the picture of your koso digital speedo....sniper135lc said:bro any update after you jumper it on the orange cable? no problem ecountered on the cdi unit?haen said:yes, that already done.. i jumper it using the given connector to the orange cable..pEkz said:afaik you can connect it diractly to the ignotion coil so that you can have a reading of 3000rpm below...haen said:installation is pretty straightforward for this meter since the details are well explained on the manual.. every cable is labeled..
but one thing still bugging me..
the RPM wire cable supposed to be connected / jumpered to the white pulser cable on the CDI.. but it gives inaccurate rpm reading.. it doesnt read anything under 3000 rpm..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap4tAXlAjdY
one of the Malaysian user said connect it to the ORANGE cable.. which gives quite accurate reading.. although seems it still need rpm signal filtering..
also about tyre calibration.. i found for 70/90 tyre size the 100% setting is quite accurate contrary what was written on the manual.. (looks like it was a copy paste from a matic manual since tire size is about 14" rim)
doing some manual calculation :
70/90 tire size means = tyre height = 70 * 90% = 6,3 cm
add to 17 inch diameter = 17 x 2,54 cm = 43,18 cm
plus tyre height = 2 x 6,3 cm = 12,6 cm so total diameter of the tire is 43,18 + 12,6 = 55,78..
so.. total tyre circumference is = 3,14 x 55,78 = 175,1492 --> 100% value on the speedo
for 80/90 tyre i use 103% just do the same recalc as above..
i tried both method (using that calc above and doing a tyre roll measurement on the floor using a meter) and the results are about the same..