>> 1. Is there anyone supplying an electronic unit who can fit it to our
>> speedo?
>
>I've never heard of such a thing. Converting from mechanical motion to
>electrical impulses, then fudging the count, then converting back to
>mechanical motion; would seem to be much more complicated (and
>expensive) than a simple, common gearbox.
Actually there are two companies making electronic Speedos, used by
all the Great Racers they glue magnets to the insides of the wheels,
mount a pickup and a conversion computer and end up with a Speedo
accurate to .01 MPH, of course it only goes to 50MPH (then wraps
around) and they cost around $1000, but who's counting <G>
--
Bill Pugh
1957 TR-3
aka Casper
TS16765L
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