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Tachometers for tuning up Chainsaw


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3 hours ago, BishBashBosh said:

Husqvarna Pulse Engine Tachometer PET-302R 

 

£20 from ebay. It's a Husky badged Oppama PET-302r, easy to use and reliable.

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I've had mine for a couple of years, used occasionally not every day.  Does what its supposed to do with a quick response and update. 

Please note they are secondhand from this seller though and he doesn't have them on offer all the time. Also they are sealed units so once the battery expires it's expected to be  a throw away item. Don't know if it's possible to dig out the electronics/battery...

 

 

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  • 3 years later...

Tiny Tach TT20K...takes a PP3 9v battery so can be changed, works on induction so no wires to connect, fast refresh, comes with a protective rubber sleeve plus wires to clamp the HT lead but haven't needed them in 10 years. 

Used pretty much daily and are good bits of kit.......and large display....no need to use glasses or a magnifying glass.

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I got one of these to try, so far been trouble free and refreshes quite quickly, easy to work and has replaceable battery, don't use every day, probably weekly, at the price, give it a go, not much to lose!

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①After installing, press the S1 and S2 button together, the screen will start displaying 00000 99999, 2s later, the screen...

 

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