Incrementing rpm signal!?
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The Benz Master
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Any news? On my side of the story, testing proves to be unsucesfull.
Almost finished to install MS on my car so i'll get back to the bike within a few weeks. Hopefully, the car start-up will be more straight forward. Custom optical sensor into distributor and the rest of the set-up is prety straight forward with a 4 cyl.
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The Benz Master
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Re: Incrementing rpm signal!?
"Matt Cramer wrote:
CAN enabled ones have a blue daughterboard and should use going high / inverted for the spark output. The non-CAN models have a green daughterboard."
I've been running "going low" since the begining
I bought a house with a garage ...taking possession in september so i'll be able to play with my toys every day after work... i'll get this bike going before next summer
Squirted Honda VTR 250 supermono 650 project bike