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  • seakaye12

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    #1661

    Hey all….

    On the old board there was a thread about the "TinyTach" or its equivalents. Guys had posted exact model numbers that would work on 2-stroke outboards with varying numbers of cylinders (I would want adjustment from 1-4 cylinders…)……along with sources to buy one cheap.

    Wher can I get such a thing….cheap and easy? What model number works for you?

    Thanks!


    Mumbles


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    #17425

    eBay and Amazon are as good as anywhere to shop for them as the prices vary quite a bit.

    http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4 … h&_sacat=0

    http://www.amazon.com/Tiny-Tach-Hour-Me … =tiny+tach

    Wedgie bought a few of these similar units and gave me one but I haven’t tried it out yet. These cheaper ones seem to have similar functions as the Tiny Tach.

    http://www.amazon.com/Astra-Depot-Strok … =tiny+tach


    debe


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    #17487

    Ive bought several of the realy cheep ebay copys, & they work perfecly on my generators & outboards.


    hag


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    #17499

    Anybody have any experience with the laser tacks? No wires. Put a small piece of tape on the flywheel and aim the thing. It sounds too good to be true.


    Mumbles


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    #17566
    quote hag:

    Anybody have any experience with the laser tacks? No wires. Put a small piece of tape on the flywheel and aim the thing. It sounds too good to be true.

    Yeah, I have one here I’ve used for setting up the blower fan on the furnace. It has a variable speed pulley so I used it to get the maximum RPM out of the blower fan. Haven’t tried it on a motor yet.


    david-bartlett


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    #17567
    quote hag:

    Anybody have any experience with the laser tacks? No wires. Put a small piece of tape on the flywheel and aim the thing. It sounds too good to be true.

    I bought a cheap one off Amazon. I used it to check the WOT on a John Deere lawn tractor that I fixed for my brother in law. Worked OK for that, and the price was right.


    hag


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    #17651

    Well the laser one do seem to have more uses and simpler to use. Cheaper too I think. Maybe time to get one.

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