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1. 05:18 AM - Dynon D180 tachometer on Jabiru 3300 reading low (Peter Thomson)
2. 05:51 AM - Re: Dynon D180 tachometer on Jabiru 3300 reading low (andysilvester)
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Subject: | Dynon D180 tachometer on Jabiru 3300 reading low |
My friend had thought he lost RPM on the engine, butr in fact, it was
only on the Dynon D170 reading.
A TinyTach showed normal readings, where the Dynon showed a few
hundred RPM less, and even decreased while the engine RPM were stable.
The take-off is from the alternator, 6 pulses per RPM.
Has anyone else seen this problem with the Dynon ?
thanks
Peter
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Subject: | Re: Dynon D180 tachometer on Jabiru 3300 reading low |
Peter,
Try swapping the Dynon's rpm sense wire to the other alternator output wire. It
shouldn't make a difference, but I've found it does on the EIS. Otherwise, just
check wiring, configuration and grounds. We've not had any such issues with
the Dynon EMS D120; a similar instrument. The D120 can have two rpm inputs (left
and right) to suit Lycomings, but just use the 'left' input and don't connect
the 'right'.
Cheers, Andy
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