KOSO RX2N

Scirocco wrote:

Use option "C", grab the pick-up signal (only one not both).
Under some circumstances, like me (Dyna-III), you will need a signal amplifier (higher Output-Voltage) for the KOZO RX2N rpm signal input. I also use a shielded coaxial wire for the signal input . Any other un-shield wire could recive disturbing high frenquency radio signals of the ignition coils/wire = (bouncing needle effect).
This works for my application, had to go the hard learning step by step way. I wish you an easier path to go, so give it a try first.......


 

Scirocco wrote:

Use option "C", grab the pick-up signal (only one not both).
Under some circumstances, like me (Dyna-III), you will need a signal amplifier (higher Output-Voltage) for the KOZO RX2N rpm signal input. I also use a shielded coaxial wire for the signal input . Any other un-shield wire could recive disturbing high frenquency radio signals of the ignition coils/wire = (bouncing needle effect).
This works for my application, had to go the hard learning step by step way. I wish you an easier path to go, so give it a try first.......

 

 

Wookie58 wrote:

I guess you are looking for something like this that shows "under" and "over" charging

Wookie58 wrote:

Whether or not you "need" this, only you can decide. I don't see that it can do any harm