[TheForge] Re: But how fast does the Alldays & Onions go?
Jerry Frost
akfrosty at mtaonline.net
Fri Jul 11 20:09:57 EDT 2008
From: "Mike Spencer" <mspencer at tallships.ca>
>
> Frosty> My only question is why use two magnets?
>
> Two magnets doubles the the number of counted pulses
> per revolution
> and so doubles the computed MPH. So I get more
> accuracy.
>
> Assume (to make easy numbers) 100 RPM = 10 MPH. RPM
> has to drop 10%
> to ca. 90 before I see a change to 9 MPH. With two
> magnets, 100 RPM =
> 20 MPH, and if RPM drops 5% to 95, I see a change to
> 19 MPH.
> Actually, I'm using the kilometers/hr setting because
> kilometers are
> smaller than miles so I get more accuracy that way,
> too.
>
That sure makes sense if I'd thought about it. Double
the sampling rate, double the accurace.
> Frosty> What color are you going to paint it?
>
> Dark green with fire engine red trim. Almost done,
> just a couple of
> bits that have to be degreased before painting and
> one bit that needs
> a ladder to reach.
>
I've been using Hunter green and gold as shop colors
for years. So has Deb, for many years before we met in
fact.
> Frosty> Okay, that was two questions.
>
> That's alright, they were small ones.
>
>
> - Mike
>
I tried to keep them small and easy, then I lost count.
Frosty
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