For a twin, hopefully something with lights for night time
rev@newrock.net
WTB EGT gauges
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I bought a KOSO with the fast acting probes from Western Power Sports.
Part number 27-5710.
It is on page 226 of their catalog.
http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALOG1.p ... PAGEGO=226
It runs on the rotten power that a non-electric start snowmobile provides. The display flickers at idle but does not lose it's peak memory.
The backlights turn from blue to red at a user settable temperature.
Part number 27-5710.
It is on page 226 of their catalog.
http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALOG1.p ... PAGEGO=226
It runs on the rotten power that a non-electric start snowmobile provides. The display flickers at idle but does not lose it's peak memory.
The backlights turn from blue to red at a user settable temperature.
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joe i thought i read that they have some kind of rectifier to convert the ac to dc so that wont happen... either way i envy you, i tried to get them to send me one of those expensive gadgets in exchange for a endorsement from vintagevmax.com and they werent having it
suprise! oh well it was worth a shot
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They do make a rectifier, many old sleds had them to charge batterys or I think its a standard elec shop item. Mine actually came off my 71 Evinrude. Its about 1 in sq, and 1/2 thick, 4 wires hook to it, 2, 12v ac and a + and - 12 v dc come out. I use it on my '81 SRV to power a neon light which does not work on ac