Engine using tiny tach

pete g

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hi all, just read an article about a small tach used to carbs. its called tiny tach and sells for around $50. it seems you tune the carb by using rpm. could someone explain how i could use this tach to tune 2 cycle walbro carbs?
 

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hi all, just read an article about a small tach used to carbs. its called tiny tach and sells for around $50. it seems you tune the carb by using rpm. could someone explain how i could use this tach to tune 2 cycle walbro carbs?

Hi Pete. Just read your thread. I don't own a tiny tach but it would be handy also to confirm proper wide open throttle adjustment on my ride- around after rebuild. Anyway ,to hazard a guess about your question maybe the tiny tach is used for rich- lean adjustment of the lo-high jets. Your ear might serve just as well as you listen to rise and fall of the warmed-up engine. Motoman :smile:
 

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Hi Pete. Just read your thread. I don't own a tiny tach but it would be handy also to confirm proper wide open throttle adjustment on my ride- around after rebuild. Anyway ,to hazard a guess about your question maybe the tiny tach is used for rich- lean adjustment of the lo-high jets. Your ear might serve just as well as you listen to rise and fall of the warmed-up engine. Motoman :smile:

Ok, You can beat me up for this one, But, aren't small engine's maneto(s) triggered by the flywheel each revolution, creating a wasted spark scenario, so 2 or 4 cycle wouldn't make any difference?
 

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Ok, You can beat me up for this one, But, aren't small engine's maneto(s) triggered by the flywheel each revolution, creating a wasted spark scenario, so 2 or 4 cycle wouldn't make any difference?

Sounds right, but I can't remember how they are hooked up. Vague recollection maybe firing pulse dectection (vibe like knock sensor=piezoelectric). ??? Not sure
 

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:smile: the best Tiny Tach for you to use, would be DTI-FT100, fast tach wireless good for both 2 and 4 cycles up to 20,000 rpms.
 

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:smile: the best Tiny Tach for you to use, would be DTI-FT100, fast tach wireless good for both 2 and 4 cycles up to 20,000 rpms.

I/m tempted to tune my Intek for 20,000. Think she'll hold up?:laughing:
 

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Echo makes a decent on and does stihl
 

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I/m tempted to tune my Intek for 20,000. Think she'll hold up?:laughing:
:laughing: Go for it. I would like to see how many r's before it blows. Then I will know not to turn one over the blow up number.
 

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we have a motor that will do 9.000 rpm's and handle it like a champ and keep running.
 
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