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Old 12-02-2002 | 03:18 PM
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Default On-board tachometer

DMcQuinn,

You are correct. The Hall effect uses a small(3/16") magnet mounted on the spinner backplate. We tested optical, infrared, inductive, and Hall effect sensors. Without a doubt, the Hall effect is the most accurate with the least amount of electronics. Also the small magnets have been tested at 1/4" gap and still perform well. Our goal is to sell a premium instrument that is accurate and easy to mount/use. I think we have it.

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