It should count numer of revolutions (not rpm) of the gybsy wheel of the anchor winch./ik
Diagram that I have drawn can be sent to interested party./ik
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It should count numer of revolutions (not rpm) of the gybsy wheel of the anchor winch./ik
Diagram that I have drawn can be sent to interested party./ik
A hall effect sensor should naturally count revolutions if there is one sensor and one point of passing proximity, rpm is a calculated value.
Connection diagrams rely on the materials used.
For more assistance, please post your one line diagram and materials list.
A hall effect sensor should naturally count revolutions if there is one sensor and one point of passing proximity, rpm is a calculated value.
Connection diagrams rely on the materials used.
For more assistance, please post your one line diagram and materials list.
Hi Rob
Does it mean that the sensor is the same for the tacho and revolutions counter? The difference is in the digital display? where either summationor calculation takes place? I wonder if you can see the diagram that I believe I have posted on the website? It shows the model of digital display.